Box 58
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Looking Southwest towards L&N Crossover
Note signals behind stock cars, weeds, and curves. Signal indication over cars is used for track on the right, and may only be seen by the fireman.
Looking Southwest towards L&N Crossover
This photograph taken approximately 200 feet east of Exhibit U-7. Two tracks o left are passenger main lines. The two tracks on right are freight main lines to Inman.
Looking Southwest towards L&N Crossover
Taken next to cars pictured in Exhibit U-8. Note cars obstructing signal. Hazardous public crossing, pedestrian travel heavy here, also cattle trucks. Very sharp curves.
Looking North Toward Stock Cars Stored By Passenger Main Line
Picture taken looking north towards the stock cars beside the passenger line. The tracks on the right are used by Southern and L&N jointly to work the White Provisions Company.
Looking Southwest Towards L&N Crossing
Facing in opposite direction fro Exhibit U-10. L&N connector line goes across the grade crossing. This street is used by large trucks. Note debris, close clearance, and cattle loading platform.
South End of Inman Yards
View is from Marietta Boulevard Bridge looking south. L&N main lines to the left on the bank. Southern main line north on right. Notes curves. Retarders on yard tracks on account of the high percentage grade when entering from south.
View Looking North from Marietta Boulevard Bridge
Six unit freight pulling in from the east. The engineer's side is on the right of the picture. Note curvatures, car crossings, high banks. The fireman has a line of sight, the engineer does not.
Inman Yards
Note echo-machine and carmen waiting for train to pull by.
Looking South from Marietta Road Bridge
Note Marietta Boulevard Bridge over yard at extreme right-top of photograph. Southern Hump Engine No. 2204
Recieving Yard
Taken from Marietta Boulevard Bridge. The track at the extreme left on the bank is the north and south main line and the next track to the right is the No. 1 thoroughfare. The lead on extreme right is the No. 3 thoroughfare. Note the curves and crossing on all tracks, which are used by carmen riding echo-machines (rail inspection machinery). The Marietta Road Bridge is in the far background of photograph.