Page upated by: Josh Baumann.

 

Photos #1 and 2 were taken by Chad Huth on November 19, 2000.

Photo #3 was taken by Josh Baumann on July 28, 2003.

Photos #4 - 15 were taken by Josh Baumann on May 24, 2009.

 

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These 2 photos were taken in Nov. 2000, just 4 months after two people died in a fatal accident at this crossing. At this time Naaman School was still a narrow 2-lane blacktop road, and the crossing signals consisted of gateless Safetran cantilevers with 12"x20" lights and a mechanical bell.
By 2003 the road had been improved to 4 lanes of concrete, and the crossing signals had been changed to gated signals with one cantilever, LED lights, and GS electronic bells.

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In 2009, the crossing is basically the same. These views are facing east - the eastbound signal is the only cantilever at the crossing. It has a very long gate, with 4 LED gate lights instead of the usual 3.
The back side of the eastbound signal.

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The cantilever was manufactured by Harmon Industries, and the lights are Safetran.
These pictures show the limited queueing distance between the track and the traffic light.
Wide view facing west - the entire crossing as seen from Hwy. 78.

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Facing west. The westbound mast signal has a short gate that only covers one lane of traffic.
Track view facing northeast (towards the bridge over the George Bush Turnpike).
Track view facing SW (towards the Crist Rd. crossing). Notice the distant/approach searchlight signal.
The equipment bungalow.