All pictures were taken by TrainmanKight on July 15, 2009.

 

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An overview of the crossing.
All four signals have 8" MI incandescent lights.

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Proof of the MI lights.
A WRRS bell on one signal.

A GRS gate mechanism.

A train approaches.

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Another track view.
The signals activate. All four signals activate at once irregardless of which track the train is on.

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Also, both mechanical bells only ring from startup to when the gates fully lower only.

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In pictures 22 and 23, the train stops, although the delay is only about 1 minute long.

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Both the gate mechanism and mast have MI bases.
One of the two inner signals with no bells.
It too has an MI base.

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An old warning sign from the Seaboard System Railroad.
The other side of the crossing with nearly identical features as the other gated signal.

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This bell is an MI mechanical bell.
The same signal activated.