Old Roanoke Signals
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2013 9:41 pmHere's the page of old signals in Roanoke on my site. It was September 29th when I went there, but I only finished the page a few weeks ago.
Roanoke is a relatively large city (for Virginia, anyway). There is a wide variety of signals there. There were 24 intersections with interesting signals that I visited (they were all planned out beforehand). I divided them into North and South pages, since I couldn't fit them all on one.
Some of the things I saw include a Neon WM Ped; single-face Southern Autoflows; LFE-style WM s; 3M pedestrian signals; CH type K signals; CH type M school beacons with a Ped section for the speed indication; Trapezoid-logo Flatbacks; plus a lot of CH mechanical controllers, some active and some abandoned.
You can see the overview of all of the intersections in the list at the top of each page, and then there's a section for each intersection with a picture gallery (with plenty of pictures), videos, & info about it.
All of the pictures are uploaded to both the site & to Flickr (here). All of the videos are on YouTube (here).
Here is the link:
http://www.CvilleSignal.weebly.com/Roanoke.html
Roanoke is a relatively large city (for Virginia, anyway). There is a wide variety of signals there. There were 24 intersections with interesting signals that I visited (they were all planned out beforehand). I divided them into North and South pages, since I couldn't fit them all on one.
Some of the things I saw include a Neon WM Ped; single-face Southern Autoflows; LFE-style WM s; 3M pedestrian signals; CH type K signals; CH type M school beacons with a Ped section for the speed indication; Trapezoid-logo Flatbacks; plus a lot of CH mechanical controllers, some active and some abandoned.
You can see the overview of all of the intersections in the list at the top of each page, and then there's a section for each intersection with a picture gallery (with plenty of pictures), videos, & info about it.
All of the pictures are uploaded to both the site & to Flickr (here). All of the videos are on YouTube (here).
Here is the link:
http://www.CvilleSignal.weebly.com/Roanoke.html