Murulla railway accident
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The Murulla railway accident involved the collision of the Up Northwest Mail train with runaway goods wagons near Murulla in the Upper Hunter Valley on 13 September 1926. 26 were killed, so that this was the worst accident on the NSWR until the Granville railway disaster of 1977.
Note that the "Up" direction is towards the capital city of Sydney.
[edit] Similar accidents
[edit] See also
- ARHS Bulletin (Vol 14 No. 307) May 1963
- List of pre-1950 rail accidents
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