Box 58
Contains 298 Results:
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L&N main lines to extreme right of photograph. The four right hand tracks adjacent to the main lines are forwarding tracks. Tracks on either side of coal train at left are receiving tracks. Note curves, grades, poles, and debris on tracks.
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Receiving tracks on right on either side of coal train. The four forwarding are on the left, and the L&N main lines are on the extreme left hand side of photograph. Note curves and high banks. Workmen on tractor in center left of photograph.
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Tracks ahead of engine curving to right and one unprotected street crossing. Note tree in upper left, close clearance also fireman watching track for signals or any unusual occurrence. Building in upper left is industry that is switched off of this same lead. This is a very dark lead at night as no lights are provided in this yard. Shows the position of a fireman leaning out of the cab window and receiving a hand signal from the other end.
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Cars moving with tracks switchman on fireman's side of engine and could relay signals if anything unusual occurred to prevent an accident. Shows how cars are switched out of the train. A switchman is standing by the switch.
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Shows crossing with autos on the track and curve on the fireman's side. Industrial Siding with grade grossing. Ben Hur Construction Co. Warehouse This shows a crossing with autos on the track (center) and a curve on the fireman's side as explained in P-54 and P-53. On engines headed into this industry, the engineer has a limited view of the crossing and depends on the fireman to promptly pass signals and other information relating to the crossing.