Pictures 1-3 and the audio were taken on June 19, 2006, by Andrew Fields.

Pictures 4-11 were taken sometime in June 2007, by Andrew Fields.

Pictures 12-20 were taken on March 23, 2008, by Andrew Fields.

Pictures 21-36 were taken on July 22, 2025, by Portland Westside Railfan.

The video was taken on September 10, 2025, by Portland Westside Railfan.

This crossing is located on the PNWR OE District.

Note: 32 of the 48 daily trains are WES trains. The other 16 are P&W trains.

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Looks like a pretty good crossing.	Another cool view.	Strange sign, and even stranger for bicyclists.

 

CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED JUNE 19, 2006)

 

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Andrew caught these signals in action in early June, 2007 (sorry, I don't have any dates available).

 

For some reason in picture 7, instead of the P&W logo, it says "P&P"!

For some weird reason, railfans like to go to this crossing.

 

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More shots, including some cars filled with logs.

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The Eastbound signal.	The rear incandescent lights.	Facing South.	Facing North. New signals await the future upgrades...
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A spur line that leads to the Western, Arctic, and Allen crossings.	The Westbound signal.	The WABCO base of the westbound signal.	A Safetran mechanical bell atop the westbound signal.

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Facing North again.

Pictures 12-20 were taken on March 23, 2008.

On July 22, 2025, Portland Westside Railfan made a return trip to this crossing to see that the signals got replaced as of 2008 for the TriMet WES service.

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Overview facing east.	Overview facing west.

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The eastern signal.

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The western signal.

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Track view facing north towards Lombard Ave. #3 and Farmington Rd.	Track view facing south towards Hall Blvd. #3 and Western Ave.