Great Crush Collision March
This file appears in: Crash at Crush
Texas-born pianist and composer, Scott Joplin, wrote a piece entitled, Great Crush Collision March, to commemorate the head-on collision of two locomotives on September 15, 1896. Joplin's piano march includes sound effects that represent the train crash throughout the piece.
This file appears in: Crash at Crush
Crash at Crush
One of the most infamous publicity stunts of all time, "The Crash at Crush," took place about 3 miles south of West, Texas, featuring two locomotives of the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad Company (known as M-K-T or "Katy") intentionally set on a…