Tay Bridge Disaster
The Tay Rail Bridge Disaster report published 140 years ago which ruined engineer Sir Thomas Bouch’s reputation
We remember when the Poet Laureate of Paton’s Lane left Dundee to seek ‘fame and fortune’ in London 140 years ago
The Tay Ferry Disaster of 1815 which killed 17 people and prompted drastic changes to ‘poorly equipped’ service
Tay Bridge Disaster salvage operation was scene of first underwater communication in Britain 140 years ago
Remembering the ill-fated engine which plunged twice into the icy depths of the River Tay
Collectors ‘long excited’ by mail recovered following the Tay Bridge Disaster of 1879, says Dundee historian
Memories of Dundee diver tasked with retrieving bodies and mail bags the day after the Tay Bridge Disaster
Mother of Tay Bridge Disaster train stoker ‘watched in horror’ from Dundee home as tragedy unfolded
FEATURE: Tay Bridge Disaster 140th anniversary – Why human impact of tragedy is still being felt
Descendent of Tay Bridge Disaster victim praises trustees for the memorials to the 59 souls ‘known to have died’
Shaped by a River: A disaster, a giant and a bloody ploughman
FROM THE ARCHIVES: The winter storm which shook Courier Country
