The signal at MP 247 was fairly easy to get to-there was a maintenance road access right off NY 17C, all you had to know was where to turn, and have a long lens ready. It was one of a half dozen Erie semaphores still standing at that time. They would last into the 21st century. Here we see a 557 rolling west behind a typical mix of a GP9u and SD40. |
Date:
9/23/1992 |
Location:
Barton, NY Map  |
Views:
388 |
Collection Of:

Tom Beckett |
Locomotives: |
Author: Tom Beckett
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Picture Categories: Scenic,Signal,Action |
This picture is part of album: CP on the Southern Tier |