Name of the Southern/SAL crossing in Charleston

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Gentlemen,

Not having a Southern 1930-1940 era ETT, I was hoping that someone might be able to tell me what the Southern called the Southern/SAL crossing (interlocking) in Charleston, SC. I recall seeing a photograph that showed the tower to be of an SAL design. Thanks in advance for any help.

Buddy Hill

-- Buddy Hill (palmettoLTD@hotmail.com), April 25, 2002

Answers

Buddy -

Like you, I'm lacking a SR emp tt for the Charleston area, but in a 1935 SAL emp tt the crossing is called "Bay Junction". If the tower, or signal box as the British call 'em, was a SAL construct, then that would be the name on the building, IF the SAL applied names to their interlocking control towers.

Tom

-- Tom Underwood (tlunder@attglobal.net), April 26, 2002.


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