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Mast Signals Photos by E.E. Davis unless noted. Photos of CSX Cincinnati Terminal were done so with permission and the supervision of a CSX operations official. |
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Cairo, Ohio on a warm summer evening. |
Protecting the former PRR diamond at NS Tower, Lima, Ohio. |
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Close up of the NS tower signal. |
The new and old at NS Tower, Lima, Ohio. |
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Approach slow at the south end of the Deshler, Ohio passing sidings. |
P955 gets a clear signal at Vandalia, Ohio. |
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At CT Jct. in Cincinnati, Ohio the appropriately named "floodwall" signal protects the former CH&D/Oklahoma Track diamond. |
Close up of the "floodwall" signal at Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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Clear signal(s) at the Deshler diamond, Deshler Reservoir and south
Deshler. |
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of the last sets of CPL intermediate signals on the Toledo Division, the
signal at MP 153.5 shows a clear signal for a |
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Summer sunset at |
Splitting the signals at Deshler, Ohio on the former B&O Toledo Division. |
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Photo 1- Here we see an "approach medium" followed by a "medium approach" at M&K Jct. Photo by Tom Boylan. |
Photo 2- Coal drag on CSX's former B&O Mountain Subdivision approaches M&K Jct. Photo by Tom Boylan. |
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Photo 3- As the last car rolls by, we see the signal back at stop. |
K598 with former Conrail SD80MAC 804 leaves the siding at Ottawa, Ohio. |
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The interlocking arrangement at East Milan, Indiana. |
More examples at M&K Junction. |
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