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All pictures were taken by TrainmanKight on May 22, 2010.
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View down the track, and road. |
An overview of the crossing. |
This signal is configured weird due to the angle of the road. |
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A closer view of the lights. |
An emergency notification sign provided by CSX. |
A view of one of the gates. |
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This gate mechanism is also from US&S/WABCO. |
A Safetran mechanical bell can be found here. |
The 12"x20" frames are from WABCO/US&S. The 12"x24" frames are from Safetran. |
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Track views. |
Rear view with the only 12"x24" frames at the crossing. |
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A front view of the Southern signal, complete with all 12"x20" frames. |
A road sign near the crossing. |
Overview at the crossing. |
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The bell on this signal is a Safetran type 2 electronic bell. Google Street View showed that it used to be a type 1 bell, possibly from Modern Industries, or WABCO. |
View of the gate on this signal. |
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This gate is from WABCO/US&S. |
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The light frames are from US&S/WABCO. |
Another side view of the other signal. |
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The gate lights are 4", also from WABCO. |
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You can view the crossing, and the two mechanical bells on Google Street View.
