The 36 lever electro-interlocking machine. I forget the exact manufacturing date, but I want to say pre-WWII. 1938 comes to mind. Manual levers activated a relay which would throw a switch. Levers also activated signals.
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The train display above the interlocking cabinet. Normally these boards are painted and not made of paper.
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Manual CTC machine that was installed during the 1980s.
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Manual CTC machine, built by the Union Switch and Signal Company. Installed in the 1980s according to the operator. By the way, if anyone has a US&S 45 1911 A1 for sale, shoot me a message.
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The interworkings of an interlocking machine. Imagine engineering, building and assembling cabinet after cabinet of these machines. The giant puzzle is a true fit to the name "interlocking."
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