The Circus Tent Grave Marker: Mass Grave of Circus Train Wreck Victims. On November 22, 1915, tragedy struck 6.5 miles east of Columbus when the Con. T. Kennedy circus train collided head-on with a passenger train. While the metal passenger cars held firm, the wooden circus cars crumpled, caught fire, and tragically claimed the lives of most of the animals and 15-24 circus workers. This unique tombstone, shaped like a tent, stands as a haunting memorial over mixed ashes from the wreck. A strange

The Penn Central is in charge of a circus train in the Detroit area. The train has to wait on a siding for a meet and at least one railfan isn't happy with the vantage point from ground level! From the Green Frog Productions show "Penn Central, Volume 4" https://rfd.video/PC4 | Railfan Depot