The Pennsy railroad is gone, but the tower is extant.
Stephen Francia, Nov 2022 |
1944/44 Covington Quad @ 62,500 |
They have also preserved at least some of the signaling pipelines.
Stephen Francia, Nov 2022 |
Aloysius Rahm, Sep 2017 |
William Martin, Jan 2020 |
Other photos show that they preserved much of the equipment on the second floor, so I wonder if they also preserved the interlocking machine on the first floor.
William Martin, Jun 2020 |
Darren Reynolds posted five photos with the comment:
Pennsylvania Railroads"Bradford" towerBradford, Ohio
Jim Subler: The tower is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned and operated by the Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum.
Jim Kelling: It’s well worth a visit; see also the local museum for more railroad exhibits.
1 A Conrail train passes "Bradford" tower Dec. 1981 Photo by: David P. Oroszi |
2 "Bradford" tower on June 13, 1971with the train order signal out... Photo by:David P. Oroszi |
3 The interlocking machine and model board at "Bradford" tower Photo by: Wally Mattes (No Date) |
4 The right of way at " Bradford" tower on July 27, 1975 Photo by: David P. Oroszi |
5 A Penn Central freight train passes by "Bradford" tower Photo by: David P. Oroszi (No Date) All images from North American Interlockings States A to Z and Canada... |
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