(Gibb and Paton). Tricia Stewart Scott McRuvie Sue Robertison Daniel Adams Christine Howie and Sinclair Ross. Features the original cast of the premiere production of the show at the Gardyne Theatre Dundee on 28th September 2005. DREADFUL ACCIDENT ON THE TAY BRIDGE LOSS of PASSENGER TRAIN. To-night a heavy gale swept over Dundee and a portion of the Tay bridge was blown down while a train from Edinburgh due at 7.15 was passing. It is believed that the train is in the water but the gale is still so strong that a steamboat has not yet been able to reach the bridge. The train was duly signalled from Fife as having entered the bridge at 7.14. It was seen running along the rails and then suddenly was observed a flash of fire. The opinion was that the train left the rails and went over the bridge. Those who saw the incident repaired immediately to the Tay-bridge station at Dundee and informed the station master of what they had seen. He immediately put himself in communication with the man in charge of the signal-box at the north end of the bridge. The telegraph wires are stretched across the bridge but when the instrument was tried it was soon seen that the wires were broken. From the Times Newpaper 29th December 1879 The third part of a Scottish musical trilogy about three women from very different backgrounds who all lose men in the Tay Bridge Rail Disaster of 1879.
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