It’s not every day that a train derails carrying giant propane tanks in a small New England town.
The GURR train carrying two 120 foot propane tanks derailed in Grafton near the Grafton Town Common at approximately 7:00 p.m. It took crews a little over an hour to get the train back on track and moving.
Here are photos and video of crews working on the rail road in Grafton today.
Working on the railroad -Grafton derailment pic.twitter.com/te8ExlUpT7
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 16, 2015
Back on the rail pic.twitter.com/LHtmu6mbYD
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
Pavement torn up where train derailed. Will train be able to pass over this track now? We will find out pic.twitter.com/QQYGFFl5io
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
Senator mike Moore on scene of train derailment. pic.twitter.com/NKbtC1kkOV
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
Made it thru north street crossing. pic.twitter.com/axZCOoAYFQ
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
More photos from train derailment in #Grafton earlier this evening pic.twitter.com/6NdAKO6Ezx
— Jenn Doyle (@Uptondaily) June 17, 2015
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Quite the commotion for an hours delay. Seems the railroad people know what they’re doing. Hope they get some of the extra cooks out of the kitchen & let them do what they do…!
Reblogged this on Greater Grafton and commented:
Reblogging yet another story from Upton Daily today. Jennifer Doyle shot photos and video of the Grafton & Upton Railroad’s derailment in the center of town. Nice work, Jen!
Hopefully, the transport of the next two tanks will go more smoothly!