Box 61
Contains 320 Results:
View of Main Line Tracks at the West End of Portlock Yard, 1960
Passenger train on main line tracks at the west end of Portlock Yard. The passenger service in this area adds to the overall congestion and is a further reason why a constant lookout is necessary by the engine crew.
Partial View of the East End of Portlock Yard, 1960
Note here how the tracks curve in both directions, making it necessary for signals to be passed frequently on the fireman's side. Constant lookout is also necessary on both sides of the engine because of the many crews that work in and out of this yard at all times. This picture was taken about noon time and there was not much congestion at this time. Later during the afternoon and especially at night there are many crews working in and out of this yard. VGN Unit No. 149
Left Side View of Diesel Unit, 1960
Shows a locomotive moving past the repair track shown in the preceding exhibit. This picture was taken from the left or the fireman's side of the locomotive.
Right Side of Diesel Unit Operating at East End of Portlock Yard, 1960
Locomotive moving past repair track. Taken from the right side of a diesel operating in the same area as the preceding two exhibits. As you can see, the engineer's view of the left side of the locomotive is completely restricted by the hood of the engine. He can see only what is in front or to the right of him, but not to the left at any time.
East End of Portlock Yard, 1960
Ford Automobile Assembly Plant, 1960
Sewell's Point Yard, 1960
Industry Surrounding Sewell's Point Yard, 1960
Industries Around Sewell's Point Yard: Freight Cars and Tank Cars, 1960
Industries around Sewell's Point Yard: Coghill grain elevator, fertilizer plants (photo looking in different direction from exhibit B-27). Taken in the same general area as the previous exhibit but looking in a different direction and showing now the extent of the industries served in his area.
Sheldon R. Lewis
Manager, Traffic Services, General Electric Co.