Roundhouse: (
Satellite, there is enough dirt in the turntable pit to grow trees.)
New Tower: (
Satellite, the new tower had just the mainline tracks in front of it.)
Old Tower: (
Satellite, the old tower had a several tracks in front of it.)
Roundhouse footprint:
Darren Reynolds
posted 13 photos with the comment: "Pennsylvania Railroad Company's 'C' Tower located in East Conemaugh."
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10 [Note the signalling pipelines.] |
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The square in the lower-left corner of this excerpt on the west end of the yard by the mainline tracks is consistent with the photos of the new tower. I also included the roundhouse in the map excerpt.
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Dennis DeBruler commented on Darren's post The photos are consistent with the tower on the west end of the yard. I included the roundhouse as well. 1961 Aerial Photo [AR1VALU00030099] |
Peter James Paras
posted two images with the comment:
Not My photo. Amtrak Tower C. Sometimes called C Tower. Built by the Pennsylvania RR as 1 of 4 towers in New York City's Penn Station.
Original Interlocking plan attached. I remember seeing the operator in this tower as I would commute to Long Island, NY on the Long Island RR. Occasionally the operator would use a tower whistle and point out the window to the engineer to signal trains.
This was remote controlled to Amtrak's CETC center called PSCC. Penn Station Control Center.
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