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Signal Hill in the moonlight.
NOTE: I didn't use a tripod on these shots, so I reduced their size so that they look decent, haha!
The Southern Railway signals at Revelo light up for a southbound on the No. 1 track. Like many reminders of the railroad's heritage, these vintage signals are fading fast. Southern fashioned the frames out of old boxcar beams.
While at Helmano Military ReservationMG Robert S. Ferrell visited with the leadership of the 307th Expeditionary Signal Battalion.
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Old signalling equipment from the Durham Coast line , shamefully dumped near the old station at Greatham , near Hartlepool , I don`t know if any of them are going to be saved but many of the signal arma are bent and broken .
Joan Karlen choreographer (2017)
with Ayla Jakes, Sara Johnson, Karlee Tabor
Zlatko Cosic, video artist
PC Robert Rosen
A dwarf signal still stands in Kenova, WV, guarding the yard lead that Norfolk Southern uses to shuttle coal cars
A signal ladder handrail frames 450088 at Clapham Junction, flanked by SWT units in the other two liveries used by the operator.
Band: Misery Signals
Where: The Arthouse, Melbourne, Australia
When: 15/02/09
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This is the signal protecting the Trim Road level crossing from trains approahing from the Tara Mines direction. Originally another line diverged from a point not far beyond this signal to Kingscourt. The line had latterly been used by Gypsum trains from there, but these last ran in October 2001. The track has lain disused and derelict ever since. The Tara Zinc and Lead mines are a comparatively recent operation having started production as recently as 1977. Part of the Oldcastle line which had finally closed to freight in 1963 was relaid to serve the mine.