In 1907 two massive sections of the bridge snapped off and plunged over 300 feet into the Saint Lawrence River.
All in Disasters
In 1907 two massive sections of the bridge snapped off and plunged over 300 feet into the Saint Lawrence River.
A B-25 bomber on a routine transport mission slammed into the Empire State Building.
114 people were killed and over 200 were injured when an elevated walkway collapsed at the Hyatt Regency in Kansas City, Missouri.
In 1983, a 100-foot section of the Mianus River Bridge collapsed and 4 vehicles plunged into the shallow water below.
Over 200 schools were destroyed in the disaster and it was clear that had the quake struck during school hours the death toll would have been significantly higher.
A bomber carrying four hydrogen bombs crashes, scattering radioactive debris across miles of sea ice.
The accident dropped 4 hydrogen bombs on a small fishing village.
The only known fatal accident involving a nuclear reactor in America happened on this day.
92 of 159 passengers would die when a wrought-iron bridge collapsed and the Pacific Express fell 70 feet into the frozen Ashtabula River.