📕 Catastrophe at Custer Creek: Montana’s Deadliest Train Wreck [Wilson] Decor

Catastrophe at Custer Creek: Montana’s Deadliest Train Wreck by Ian Campbell Wilson, Western decor book. Published by the Montana Historical Society Press in 2023, it measures 6” wide by 9” tall. 261 numbered pages, which include a number of black and white photographs.   “Just after midnight on June 19, 1938, the Olympian No. 15, an elite passenger train operated by the famed Milwaukee Road, crashed into Custer Creek, which flows into the Yellowstone River southwest of Terry, Montana. In the moments before the train reached the small bridge spanning the typically dry creek, the waters had swelled dramatically, the result of a violent storm system that moved across Montana that day. The wreck killed forty-nine passengers and crew members and injured another seventy-five, making it the most devastating train accident in Montana history.” -from the back cover  New to Poshmark? Use code: montanamade100 (my closet name) to get $10 off! 💐  Or, bundle your likes and automatically save 10% off when you buy 3 or more items!   You will receive the exact item shown. There is a small amount of shelf wear to the cover, particularly the back upper left—see 2nd photo. Please look at the photos as they are a part of the description.   I have a non-smoking and pet-friendly home. As well, I use some recycled packaging materials. The blue book weight, American quarter, and ruler are for scale and display only, not included. 😀  Thanks for looking, and please ask any questions before purchase!