The Interstate Commerce Commission Accident Reports is an assembled collection of accident reports developed by the ICC pertaining to accidents involving railroads that took place at a specific location on a specific date.

The International Commerce Commission Accident Reports are an assembled collection of accident reports developed by the ICC pertaining to accidents involving railroads that took place at a specific location on a specific date. ICC Reports began in 1901 and were sparsely written with few details. Starting in May 6, 1910, accidents needed to document the location of the accident any deaths that happened within 24 hours of the accident.

20 Linear Feet (20 record cartons)

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