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| Street View, Jul 2019 |
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| Michael Froio Photography posted FJ interlocking tower, also later referred to as Shore, was built in 1896 to control traffic on and off the Delaware River Railroad & Bridge Company branch which diverged from the main line to cross the Delair bridge and make connections to southern New Jersey subsidiaries. While the tower operation ceased some time ago the ornate wood frame structure has managed to survive along the former Pennsylvania Railroad main line. |
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| John Rowe commented on Michael's post A look inside Shore Tower. Operator managed East and Westbound rail traffic to the Delair Bridge. You can see the word Shore on the top right side of the control board. |
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| John Rowe commented on Michael's post Frankford Elevated crossing the tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Kensington ave and Pacific street. View is looking north towards Frankford Junction. Shore tower on Pacific street on the right. Year:1918 My old neighborhood. |
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| John Rowe commented on Michael's post Later view 1966 |
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| Robert Staples, Jul 1977 via NorthAmericanInterlockings |
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| Robert Staples, Jan 1974 via NorthAmericanInterlockings |
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| Ben Kranefeld, Jul 2021 |
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