Train Wrecks: A Pictorial History of Accidents on the Main Line, by Robert C. Reed. 183 Pages. Softbound. The railroad system has come a long way - its history is one filled with collisions, derailments, explosions, and all sorts of misadventures. Despite the horrific tragedy and grim statistics of the 19th and early 20th century train wrecks, one cannot help but find the countless photos and commentary of this book interesting. Read about and see the major rail disasters of Angola, Camp Hill, Revere, Mud Run, Busey Bridge, and many more. This book covers it all: from the early history of train wrecks, to the year the disasters began - 1853, to the wrecks of the 1900's. Amply illustrated and filled with detailed information, this major historic work presents the full impact of this developmental period of rail transport. $19.95 (BK-1221)