He killed himself with arsenic when he got home, so I'm sure the pressure was on.

I wonder if there was a literal witch hunt to kill the conductor instead of the modern day figurative one from the Amtrak crash...

Oh cool. It doesn't show up on mobile, and it's tiny on the desktop site.  Thanks.

Wikipedia has coordinates in the top right of the article

Where's the exact site? Is there a marker?

i drive past this site daily.  sobering to know what happened there.

The Great Train Wreck of 1856 killed dozens of children and was the deadliest railroad catastrophe in the world up to that time.