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Floods v. Railway Engine - A Collapse Near St. Erth, 1901. Creator: Unknown
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Floods v. Railway Engine - A Collapse Near St. Erth, 1901. Creator: Unknown
Floods v. Railway Engine - A Collapse Near St. Erth, 1901. From " The Harmsworth Magazine, Volume VI. February 1901-July 1901", by [Harmsworth Bros, Limited, London, 1901]
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1st Viscount Northcliffe Accident Alfred Charles William Alfred Charles William Harmsworth Bad Weather Blocked Collapse Collapsed Cornwall Derailed Derailment Engine Flood Flood Defence Flooded Flooding Harmsworth Harmsworth Bros Harmsworth Magazine Incident Locomotive Railway Line Railway Track Railway Tracks Train Train Track Waiting St Erth
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Floods v. Railway Engine - A Collapse Near St. Erth, 1901
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. This print captures a dramatic incident that unfolded in Cornwall, England during the early 20th century. The image showcases the aftermath of a devastating flood that wreaked havoc on the railway line near St. Erth. In this rare snapshot, we witness an unusual clash between nature's fury and man-made machinery as a railway engine stands derailed amidst the chaos caused by the flooding. The collapsed tracks serve as a stark reminder of how vulnerable our transportation systems can be when confronted with extreme weather conditions. The unknown creator of this photograph skillfully portrays the gravity of the situation through his lens. The direct gaze of a lone figure in front of the camera adds depth to this monochrome composition, emphasizing both human resilience and vulnerability in such challenging circumstances. As we delve into this historical moment frozen in time, it becomes evident that incidents like these were not uncommon during Britain's tumultuous past. This image serves as a testament to mankind's continuous battle against natural forces while striving to maintain vital transport networks for societal progress. Preserved within "The Harmsworth Magazine". Volume VI from February to July 1901, this print offers us an intriguing glimpse into an era where technology collided with unpredictable elements beyond its control. It reminds us that even today, despite advancements made over centuries, Mother Nature still holds immense power over our daily lives and infrastructure. Let us reflect upon this remarkable photograph
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