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| Robert F. Legget; Railways of Canada, Douglas &McIntyre 1973 |
A Great Western train crosses the suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, year unknown. The crossing must have been done slowly. I expect the flexibility of the bridge could start some frightening wave action.
Train crossing the bridge. 1859
also 1859
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| http://guildofstluke.tumblr.com/post/67379736430/advertisement-for-great-western-railways-niagara |
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| Trains across the World; Octopus Books 1972 |
2 comments:
One of the more interesting stories regarding the bridge is that it was the site of the death of former US baseball star Ed Delahanty in 1903 - the exact circumstances of how he left a train and ended up in the river are still a mystery.
I did not know that story. I'll look it up!
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