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Lewisham rail disaster, SE London

Dec. 12, 1957 - Tragic Rush-Hour Train Crash in Lewisham more than forty dead: More than forty people are feared to have lost their lives by the crash of the 4-56 steam train from Comon Street to Deal - into the rear of the 5-18 electric train from Charing Cross to Hayes - soon after 6.p.m. just outside St. John's Station, Lewisham. Partof the wreckage crashed into supports - causing part of the fover to crash down on the smashed trains. Photo shows The dramatic scene as fireman rescue workers- policeman etc. struggle to release trapped victims - at the crash this evening in the fog

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13184065
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46929868
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Causing Charing Comon Crashed Feared Forty Lewisham Rush-hour Smashed Supports Tragic Trapped Wreckage


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