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Identifier
20039116
Description
Aftermath of a train-truck collision at the Stove Foundry Road crossing near Benbrook, Texas, in which one man, William Clark Hill, 31, of Godley, Texas, was critically injured. Hill's light truck was catapulted almost 50 yards by the force of the collision, tearing down a cattle guard and breaking a cross arm off a utility pole. Hill was hurled 10 yards farther. The demolished truck is down in a ditch behind the wrecker. View in both directions at the crossing is unobstructed and the crossing is marked with a wooden cross-arm. A group of people are standing around the truck.
Archival Date
1940-02-19
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-992
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
Automobiles; Railroads; Street railroad accidents; Accidents; Wounds & injuries; Trucks; Hill, William Clark; Stove Foundry Road
Subjects
Automobiles; Railroads; Street railroad accidents; Accidents; Wounds & injuries; Trucks; Hill, William Clark; Stove Foundry Road