By Harold H. Strayer and Irving L. London

One of the many P.R.R. trains that was caught in the flood waters. This train came to rest in Woodvale — which is shown in the background.

One car of the mail train and the first section of the Day Express was forced off the track and fell on their sides.

A house was piled against one train. A crew of workmen spent one day removing the wreckage. Other engines were destroyed by fire.