Pictures 1-8 were taken on June 8, 2024, by RailfanRXR.
This crossing is located on the former Lewiston Lower Road.
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This road was named after the junction that used to be here. You can see the remains of the wye on satellite view. There used to be a railroad here that connected this railroad to Leeds Junction all the way up in Wales. That railroad was ripped up way back in the early 1930's but remains of the track are scattered around this area. You can still see an old railroad trestle from the railroad. There is also a small amout of track still in. If you look up "Crowley's Junction Lewiston Maine" you can find some more stuff about this area.

The bush that the exempt sign is in is DEADLY. It has inch-long thorns all over it and I got impaled several times whie trying to take picture 5.
There is also a nearby abandoned facility that was served by the railroad. I don't know what it used to be though. I looked it up and it said "Specialty Chemicals".