Page created by: Josh Baumann.

All photos taken by Josh Baumann on April 4, 2009.

This is a very unusual setup. The road is at an extreme angle to the track so it basically makes two 90-degree turns at the crossing.

In addition, there are several businesses with driveways immediately adjacent to the crossing that also have their own signals.

All together there are 6 signals, 32 lights, 5 electronic bells and 1 mechanical bell at this crossing.

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Overall view facing west. This gated signal is the first one encountered when travelling westbound. Notice the strangely-placed cantilever far down on the left.	The back side of the first westbound signal.	Closeup of Safetran fading LEDs and an oddly-placed "2 Tracks" sign.	The westbound cantilever, which is on the opposite side of the road from the tracks. In photo #4, the the signal on the far left is for a landfill driveway, and the signal in the middle right background is for a concrete company driveway.

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The cantilever's LED sidelights were manufactured by RSI.	The back of the signal at the landfill driveway.	The back of the signal at the concrete company driveway.	Facing west where the road turns to cross the tracks.	Overall view facing east. The signal on the left is for a gravel company driveway.

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The eastbound signals for the roadway.	Back side of the eastbound signals. The lights appear to be GS LEDs.

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The back of the signal at the gravel company driveway. Notice the remains of a defunct track in the grass to the left of the signal.	Track view facing west.	Track view facing east.	The signal equipment bungalow.