July, 1940
Photographer Wm. Barham
Looking toward Lindenwood Yard from the River Division.
July, 1940
Photographer Wm. Barham
Looking toward Lindenwood Yard from the River Division.
Last edited by friscomike; 10-16-2005 at 06:49 PM.
Rare 3-way crossing between Frisco's Ft.Scott, KS.-Afton, OK., Pierce City, MO.-Wichita, KS. lines and MKT. It was the only one in the US and parts for it had to be made in Europe. On display with caboose #1701 in a Columbus, KS. park.
Last edited by klrwhizkid; 01-30-2011 at 05:24 PM. Reason: Added bettter picture of diamond.
The Columbus Interlocker in 1907
Last edited by friscomike; 10-16-2005 at 06:53 PM.
Here's a bit of dimension data for the interlocker and supporting structions. They are taken from an old Northern Div. B&B book.
Last edited by friscomike; 10-16-2005 at 06:55 PM.
I'm working on a history book on Monett, MO, which came into being because the Frisco switched from Pierce City to Monett in 1887. Some of the photos in this thread are really quite clear. Does anyone have any of Monett? The book will be published by Arcadia Publishing later this year.
Thanks!
Elaine
Although not in its original location, this tower, which still stands in South Clinton, protected the KCCS/MKT crossing. The tower was manned by Katy personnel, and the structure is very similar to other MKT interlocking plants that were located at North Clinton (MKT-KCOS), Griffith(Ft Scott), KS (MKT-MP), and Greenville, TX (MKT-StLSW) to name a few. http://www.towers.txrrhistory.com/064/064.htm
Begging Karl's forgiveness, I have added photos that I took of the South Clinton Tower on November 26, 2010. It is located in the back yard of a private residence approximately two blocks west of its original location.
Last edited by klrwhizkid; 04-17-2011 at 11:52 PM.
Karl, I have tried to find this tower in both Katy and Frisco Timetables and I just can not find it's listing. It should be in the Eastern Division Clinton Subdivision at what Milepost, do you know?
richard
Richard...the kccs/mkt interlocker would have been listed on the Osceola Sub. I am still in NYC and will get you more info later.
Richard,
Concerning the South Clinton interlocking, Mike Good of the Henry County Library in Clinton has a great web site with loads of local railroad information. Please see the following links.
South Clinton
http://tacnet.missouri.org/history/r...map_south.html
Clinton Interlocking Towers
http://tacnet.missouri.org/history/r...ds/towers.html
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
Mark
Thanks guys, that helps a lot. does anyone have a Frisco clinton, mo Plat map?
Richard
Richard,
Here's a start.
http://www.frisco.org/vb/attachment....3&d=1143674700
thanks Karl.
Richard
Thank you.
Richard
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