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This has been on Josh's old website before. This really is an unique installation. No lights on the front of the signal, but lights facing the sides. This was done because there is no road to the left of the crossing. Josh also wonders why the crossbucks aren't facing the same way as the other two side lights. What's also unusual is the gate length and the type it is. It is one of the old "A" type wishbone gates that are getting harder to find.

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Action Shots. The wishbone gate has to have two counterweights because it is so long and heavy. It also has shock absorbers too. It makes a hissing sound when it almost fully lowers. Josh promises more updated pictures to come soon.

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Updated pictures from December 21, 2003. Looks like very little has changed, except for a new billboard sign.

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Picture 12 shows the opposite side of the tracks. Behind looks like a parking garage.

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More action shots. Look at picture 14. The opposite gate is already up. That's how slow the wishbone gate is. Also note both lights lit up. The signal doesn't do that, it's just a slight problem with the camera. Also note there's a small post hanging around the middle light. That's the shock absorber so the gate will not go down to far, or crash if gets too much speed.