The 1946 Kipperton Train Disaster (Fictional)

On September 13, 1946, an overnight freight train loaded with fish was headed to the Pennsylvania Docks for another train to leave the Pennsylvania Docks and deliver the fish. The train was made of 2 PRR K4s, 7552 and 1361. The locomotive was heading down the Kipper Line when it was diverted onto a seperate part of the Transcontinental Trestle, but it was going too fast and slipped off the rails, with 7551 & 1361 falling onto their left side as cars slid off the bridge gradually slowing down, with one even halfway off the trestle. The disaster happened right beside Kipperton, the station the Pennsylvania Fish Express departed from that night.