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All pictures were taken by TrainmanKight on October 28, 2009.
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A look at the street sign showing this street name is correct. |
An overview of the crossing. |
An ugly gate extension near the top. |
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In picture 7, the street name and DOT number are handwritten, but cannot be read. |
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All signal equipment on both signals is all from Safetran, ranging from the 12"x24" frames, brackets, bells, and gate mechanisms. In picture 17, you can see the DOT number written on the gate, which does help out, because the FRA made this crossing hard to find. |
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