, an artist from Kamerik. The mason was Maurice van Dam from Woerden. The design consists of two stone slabs that are tilted relative to each other and contain the names of the 93 victims. Looking through the two slabs discloses the actual spot where the accident happened. A red stone plinth, bearing a body that represents the victims, is placed in the middle in front of the two slabs. Three names on the slabs were spelled incorrectly; the names are copied from contemporary handwritten police reports. The mistakes have since been corrected. Similar accidents Schiedam train disaster (South Holland, Netherlands) Beresfield rail disaster (New South Wales, Australia) Violet Town railway disaster (Victoria, Australia) See also Automatic Train Protection Automatische treinbeïnvloeding Train stops References Further reading External links Danger Ahead! site (includes photographs of the disaster) Train collisions in the Netherlands Railway accidents in 1962 1962 in the Netherlands Railway accidents involving fog Woerden Railway accidents involving a signal passed at danger Accidents and incidents involving Nederlandse Spoorwegen January 1962 events in Europe Rail accidents caused by a driver's error 1962 disasters in the Netherlands