Box 58
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L&N Industrial Tracks Looking South
First track to the left goes to across Marietta Street to Randall Brothers. The next track goes across the street to Coca-Cola Company. This is a very busy street. Note the close clearance of the R.S. Armstrong building in the immediate left of the photograph.
L&N Industrial Tracks Looking North
Opposite view from exhibit U-26. L&N industrial tracks are on the right and L&N and Southern main lines are in the center. The Southern's coach yard and wheel pit is on the left. The switching leads pass around each side of the wheel pit. Note sharp curve of all tracks, many blind spots, and the overhead cranes.
L&N Main Line Looking North
Cars are going north on L&N northbound main line. Note curves to left. Next signal board going north is obstructed by building in background with water tank on top and the next building north of that.
L&N Industrial Tracks Looking North
Close up of tracks shown in exhibit U-27.
Looking North over the North Yards
Coach yard U goes around Southern Bondage Warehouse at the left. Vehicle and pedestrian traffic around these buildings is very heavy.
Terminal Station Unit 2243 Shoving Cars Around U to Coach Yard
North Avenue Coach Yard
Looking south from the front of the coach yard office. Cars on the right are on U track which passes through a car washer to the left around the south end of the yard behind the buildings to the crossings seen in exhibit U-29. All Southern passenger trains leaving Atlanta are repaired, cleaned, and made ready in this yard. Note the crossing in the center. All cars must be shoved over this crossing when building trains. It is used to carry supplies for the cars on the various tracks.
Coach Yard Engine Southern Unit 2241
All tracks lead off lead on fireman's side. Engine shown coupling to passenger car equipment, preparing to switch it.
Looking North from East Side to Tracks Leading into Terminal Station
Switchmen are on south end of cars being shoved into Terminal Station.
View of Passenger Train Switching at Terminal Station
Fireman looking out door for signals.