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1858 Frightful Rail Catastrophe at Brierley Hill

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1858 Frightful Rail Catastrophe at Brierley Hill

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From the Advertiser 28 Aug 1858

"Those passengers who had happily escaped without mortal injury ran about the line in a state of frenzy, and incurred imminent risk of being killed by their utter want of self-control.

"A complete heap of dead and wounded was formed, and presented a picture of the most intense horror and grief most appalling...

"...The increasing dusk at the time of the collision added to the horrors of the scene, and rendered it necessary to burn portions of the broken carriages in order to obtain the requisite light for conducting the work of rescue.

"As a matter of course there were not wanting at the scene many of those 'wreckers,' who appear to subsist by taking advantage of the misery and helplessness of their fellow-creatures. While some men were with one hand assisting to carry a sufferer away, with the other hand they were rifling his pockets. or despoiling him of any article of jewellery he might have on his person."

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This video covers the journey by train from Wolverhampton to Stourbridge. Local stations shown are:

1:38 Dudley

1:47 Blowers Green

2:03 Round Oak (NB the site of the Waterfront, NOT Merry Hill)

2:28 Brierley Hill

2:42 Brettell Lane

The journey then continues to Stourbridge.

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1960s Wolverhampton Low Level To Stourbridge Junction