The Ashtabula Disaster

"The Ashtabula Disaster" is a book by Rev. Stephen D. Peet about the fatal train accident that occurred in Ashtabula, Ohio on December 29, 1876, when a bridge collapsed. Peet was a resident of the town and was present at the site of the disaster that claimed many lives. While the book covers the incident and includes interviews with survivors, Peet's focus is on the religious lessons that can be learned from the tragedy. He aims to provide comfort to readers by highlighting the beauty that can be found even in the midst of such devastation. It is a poignant account that sheds light on this tragic event and offers a unique perspective on the importance of faith in times of difficulty.