Jacob Hortenstine posted Illinois Central Tuscola Illinois |
1940 Aerial Photo from ILHAP |
Carter B Morris Sr. commented on his post Dennis DeBruler: An example of how signaling pipelines can bend. [The junction was the TY Tower.] |
Andy Zukowski posted Southbound Shawnee Here we see train number 391 hurtling down the track at Tuscola, Illinois. Once again, this tower (TY) guards a three-way crossing with the Illinois Central, B&O, and C&EI. I thought Christian Goepel might enjoy all the track-side structures and details in this one. The speed limit at the time was 90 MPH, and this train was doing every bit of that as I recall; I have the feeling I was perched on a signal for this shot. Image by Richard Koenig, taken on November 20th 1976. Anthony Belscamper: The diamond was 60 m.p.h. for passenger and looking at the photo it looks like the smoke coming off the wheel is a pretty good indication that the engineer is slowing it down to 60 m.p.h. Edward Kwiatkowski shared |
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