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Historic marker memorializes site of deadly 1926 train crash in Calverton
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Historic marker memorializes site of deadly 1926 train crash in Calverton
One hundred years ago today, an express train from New York bound for Greenport, derailed in Calverton and crashed into a building that stood along the track, killing six people and injuring many others. Railroad Museum of Long Island President Don Fisher presided over a solemn ceremony at the scene of the crash, culminating in the unveiling of a historic marker at the site where the tragedy… Source
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