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The Wreck of the Broker – Woodbridge, NJ
At 150 feet long, The Wreck of the Broker is Koval Mural’s largest public art installation to date. Created at the Woodbridge Train Station, the mural tells the story of the tragic 1951 Broker train wreck and, more importantly, how the Woodbridge community came together to help rescue those affected.
The Wreck of the Broker – A Monument to Resilience
A 150-foot hand-painted mural at Woodbridge Train Station honoring the 1951 Broker train wreck and the community that rallied to save lives.
The Broker Story
At 150 feet long, The Wreck of the Broker is Koval Mural’s largest public art installation to date. Created at the Woodbridge Train Station, the mural tells the story of the tragic 1951 Broker train wreck and, more importantly, how the Woodbridge community came together to help rescue those affected. Working with historic photographs, we transformed archival imagery into a large-scale hand-painted tribute that preserves an important piece of Woodbridge and locomotive history for future generations.
