Book Review: Yorkshire Railway Disasters by Richard M. Jones

Posted on January 5, 2026 by Guest authors

Yorkshire Railway Disasters. // Credit: RailAdvent This book describes one of Yorkshire’s less desirable claims to fame, that of being the scene of more accidents than any other county in the UK.

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