The wooden trestle experienced a structural failure, causing a rail car operated by Portland & Western Railroad Inc. to fall into the Marys River. The train was carrying agricultural fertilizer ...
Ohio-based Cathcart Rail, a freight rail services and transportation company, became Oregon-based Portland & Western Railroad ...
according to the Portland & Western Railroad (PNWR). The incident occurred around noon Saturday near Avery Park in Corvallis. A spokesperson for PNWR confirmed that the 19-car train was crossing ...
The trestle is near Avery Park, just south of downtown Corvallis. The train was operated by Portland and Western Railroad and was carrying “agricultural materials,” according to a news release ...
The trestle collapse happened just after noon on Saturday. A 19-car freight train operated by Portland & Western Railroad was going over a trestle on the Marys River near Avery Park when a ...
On Saturday afternoon, a 19-car freight train operated by Portland & Western Railroad was going over a trestle on the Marys River when a "structural failure" caused the collapse, the Corvallis ...
The train, operated by Portland & Western Railroad, was carrying what officials called “agricultural materials” at the time of the incident. Multiple reports indicate it was hauling urea ...
The fire broke out on a railroad trestle bridge in Milwaukie owned by Portland & Western Railroad around 2:40 a.m., said ...
However, because construction of the new Portland Foreside development requires temporarily dismantling the railroad tracks, Maine Narrow Gauge has to pause tours until April. “We’ve seen the ...
The collapse occurred because of a “structural failure” in a wooden trestle crossing the Marys River and sent a Portland & Western Railroad train car containing fertilizer into the water.
(Courtesy: Corvallis Police) As reported by the Corvallis Gazette-Times, a spokesperson for Portland & Western Railroad said one car that derailed into the river was carrying urea, a chemical ...
A second Railroad meeting was held here on Saturday evening, at which another Committee was appointed to investigate the propriety of a new loan to the Portland and Kennebec Railroad Company ...