Hammond Circus Train Wreck - Additional Reading

Additional Reading

  • Holbrook, Stewart H. (1947) The Story of American Railroads, published in New York City.
  • Lytle, Richard M. (2010) "The Great Circus Train Wreck of 1918", published by The History House, Charleston, NC.
  • Reeder, Warren A. (1972) "No Performances Today; June 22, 1918"
  • Shaw, Robert B. (1978) "A History of Railroad Accidents, Safety Precautions and Operating Practices" pgs. 244-245

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