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A group of men, some of them African American, work to clean up a train derailment. In the foreground a group of men, some holding tools kneel behind a wooden railcar. Behind them railroad tracks stretch into the distance. Two derailed railroad cars are on the left. The remaining cars of the train, people, and trees are in the background.
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Buffalo Bill Center of the West, McCracken Research Library

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Mountain West Digital Library

Keywords

  1. Miller Bros. & Arlington 101 Ranch Real Wild West (Organization)
  2. Railroad Accidents

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