Here it stands, on Oak Street.
First thing I noticed was the stop sign in front of it.
I later noticed that they do that
with all of the wigwags in Oregon, I guess they just
aren't considered to be adequate
warning of an approaching train.
I can't tell you how I got here,
but hopefully this map will help!
Note I-5 in top right corner.
Right after getting shots of the
wigwag, I figured I should try to hit the highway...
still running late. But then I
came across this sad sight. A color light installed by
Southern Pacific shortly before
pulling out of the Siskiyou line. The semaphore foundations
are still in place. Now I really
need to get to Medford, already an hour late! But then...
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From that point on, semaphores
kept popping up left
and right. Larry's going to have
to wait!
(sorry Larry...sure you understand)
This set of blades are located
in Talent, signal #4347.
The very next set, less than a
mile north, signal # 4352
(Dunsmuir P1) |
(Dunsmuir P2) |
(Dunsmuir P3) |
(Mt. Shasta) |
(Montague/Hornbrook) |
(Ashland/Talent) |
(Tolo/Gold Hill/Hugo) |
(Glendale/Round Prairie) |
(Roseburg) |
(Medford/Tolo p2) |