This crossing is located on the CSX NO&M Subdivision.

 

Pictures 1-33 were taken August 6, 2010 by TrainmanKight.

Pictures 34-72 and the video were taken May 17, 2022 by freebrickproductions.

 

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As you can see, this is a double crossing. The gateless crossing has 2 tracks, and the gated has one track. The 4 track signs on both outer signals lie. They should say 3 tracks.

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The DOT number for both crossings. The 12x24 inch main lights are from WCH, while the 12x20 inch side lights are from US&S. The mechanical bell shown here is a Modern Industries.

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Looking northeast towards Palmetto Street.

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Looking southwest towards Lawrence Street.

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Looking northeast towards Elmira Street.
Looking southwest towards Conception Street.

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The gated signals have WABCO bases, a Safetran gate mechanism, and 12"x24" Safetran incandescent frames.

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This signal has Safetran 12"x24" incandescent frames. The other gateless signal has WCH 12"x24" incandescent lighting.

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The 12"x20" side lights shown in picture 26 are from US&S, while the gate mechanism in picture 27 is a US&S Model 75.

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Due to how faded the General Signals electronic bell is in picture 30, this could be a Type 1.

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The 12"x24" lights are from Safetran. Overviews of both crossings.

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A return trip by freebrickproductions to the crossing on May 17, 2022 finds a few upgrades here.

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The first signal now has an NEG electronic bell on it.

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The second signal now has all NEG LED gate lights. Two of the lights on this signal have also had LED bulbs installed in them, strangely enough.

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The third signal has remained largely unchanged, outside of now missing a visor.

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The fourth signal has had a few upgrades to it as well.

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This signal now has a Safetran gate mechanism.
The bell on this signal is now another NEG electronic bell.
This signal now uses more NEG LED gate lights.

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Some action shots from the TASD train seen in picture 49.

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