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The Saint-Mande Train Collision, from Le Petit Parisien, 2 August 1891 (litho)
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The Saint-Mande Train Collision, from Le Petit Parisien, 2 August 1891 (litho)
STC373764 The Saint-Mande Train Collision, from Le Petit Parisien, 2 August 1891 (litho) by Dete, Beltrand and Clair-Guyot, E. (fl. 1884); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Catastrophe de Saint-Mande; Following a festival in the town, an approaching train collided with one already in the station, crushing at least 3 wagons, killing 60 passengers and injuring 150; ); The Stapleton Collection
Media ID 25463564
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The Saint-Mande Train Collision - A Tragic Moment Frozen in Time
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. This print captures the devastating aftermath of the Saint-Mande train collision that occurred on 2nd August 1891. The lithograph, created by Dete, Beltrand and Clair-Guyot, depicts the catastrophic event as reported by Le Petit Parisien newspaper. The collision took place following a joyous festival in the town when an approaching train collided with another already stationed at the platform. The impact was so severe that it crushed at least three wagons, resulting in the tragic loss of 60 lives and leaving around 150 passengers injured. In this haunting image, we witness the chaos and destruction caused by this horrific accident. The wounded can be seen lying amidst debris while brave individuals rush to their aid. Flames engulf parts of the wreckage, adding to the sense of urgency and despair. This photograph serves as a reminder of both human fragility and resilience in times of tragedy. It showcases not only the immediate physical injuries suffered but also highlights how such incidents unite communities through acts of compassion and bravery. As we gaze upon this historical artifact from over a century ago, let us remember those who lost their lives or were forever changed by this calamity. May it serve as a testament to our continuous pursuit for safer transportation systems and remind us to cherish every precious moment we have together.
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