C. K. Switch, ND 1
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1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1940 ATC Tests Ordered 676.8 KB
1936 Bad Collisions on Best Railroads 2.5 MB
1919 Block Signaling Practice on a British Railway (Part 3) 327.2 KB
1936 Cab Signaling 7.8 MB
1939 Cab Signaling and Train Control On the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge 7.2 MB
1928 Co-ordinating Cab and Wayside Signaling 1.6 MB
1944 Coded Track Circuits for CTC and Cab Signaling 4.0 MB
1936 Demands for Modern Signaling 12.1 MB
1944 ICC Annual Signaling Statistics 6.6 MB
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1949 ICC Issues Statistics 850.7 KB
1940 Illinois Central Order 1.3 MB
1936 Importance of Warning Whistle 6.8 MB
1935 Letter to the Editor: Use of Cab Signals 1.2 MB
1954 Modern Signaling in New Subways in Stockholm, Sweden 6.7 MB
1950 New Rules, Standards and Instructions Issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission 7.9 MB
1954 New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB
1935 Obsolescence in Signaling 3.4 MB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1944 Rock Island Installs Cab Signaling and Centralized Traffic Control 10.0 MB
1950 Rules, Standards and Instructions 1.5 MB
1939 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Interlocking Plants 9.4 MB
1939 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge Signaling and Interlocking 7.9 MB
1949 Santa Fe Gets Some Relief from ICC Signaling Order 2.2 MB
1950 Signaling and Rules 1.4 MB
1952 Speed Control Installed on the Long Island 1.3 MB
1939 Speeding Up Train Operation With Signaling 4.5 MB
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cabin interlockings 1
Cadosia, NY 1
Cadweld 1
1940 Cadweld (Thermex) Signal Bonds 996.4 KB
Cairo, IL 2
Caldwell, KS 1
Caliente, CA 1
California 1
call-on signals 5
Calmar, IA 1
Calumet River 1
Calwa, CA 1
Camak, GA 1
Camden Station, Baltimore, MD 1
Camden, NJ 2
Cameron, PA 1
Camp Douglas, WI 1
Campbell, IL 1
Canada 1
Canadian National 22
Canadian Northern 1
Canadian Pacific 34
1949 A Mile-Stone In Signaling 1.2 MB
1937 Approach Locking on Dwarf Signals 1.2 MB
1947 Canadian Pacific Installs Absolute Permissive Block 779.4 KB
1944 Canadian Pacific Installs Automatic Block Signaling 6.8 MB
1944 Canadian Pacific Installs Centralized Traffic Control 4.4 MB
1950 Centralized Train Dispatching 1.4 MB
1938 Changing Relays 1.7 MB
1927 Checking Up on Signal Observance 774.5 KB
1936 Cleaning Mechanical Locking Bars 1.5 MB
1939 Controlling Four-Aspect Automatics 1.6 MB
1931 Economy of Smaller Towers 539.7 KB
1915 Electric Train Staff Installation 3.3 MB
1935 False Operation of Crossing Signals 3.3 MB
1938 Light Signals as Train Order Signals 731.0 KB
1953 Location of Signal Heads 624.7 KB
1936 Maintainers' Blueprint Plans 4.2 MB
1927 Mechanical Interlocker on the Canadian Pacific 1.0 MB
1935 Mechanical Plant Replaced by Electric Interlocking 7.2 MB
1946 More Difficult to Get a Call-On Signal 488.8 KB
1936 Motor Car Indicators 2.9 MB
1927 Organization of Railroad Signal Departments 3.9 MB
1933 Preventing Lamp Failures 1.2 MB
1935 Preventing Unnecessary Operation of Highway-Railroad Crossing Signals 4.3 MB
1934 Remote Control Replaces Mechanical Interlocking on Canadian Pacific 1.9 MB
1930 Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling 2.5 MB
1933 Shortening Masts 879.8 KB
1930 Signal Aspects for a Four Block System 2.8 MB
1937 Signaling at Lap Sidings 2.6 MB
1937 Switch Indicators Serve as Interlocking Control Devices 5.6 MB
1947 Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB
1933 Testing Lamps on Approach Control 698.7 KB
1934 The Highway Crossing Signal Circuit Problem 1.7 MB
1935 Trap Circuits at Railroad Crossings 4.6 MB
1936 Yard Entrance in Montreal Remotely Controlled 8.2 MB
Canadian, TX 1
Canby, WA 2
Canyon, TX 1
capacity 4
car retarders 4
Carbon Cliff, IL 1
Carbondale, IL 1
1938 Accident Involving Rule 93 1.5 MB
Carlinville, IL 1
Carolina & Western Carolina 1
Carpenter Street, Chicago, IL 3
carrier communication 1
carrier control 2
Carrollton Jct., LA 1
Carthage Jct., IL 1
Casey, IL 1
Catamount, New Brunswick 1
CD code-following relays 1
Cedar Falls, IA 1
Cedar Hill, CT 1
1915 Extension of New Haven signals 684.8 KB
Cedar Point, KS 1
center sidings 1
Central Jct., GA 1
Central New England 1
Central of Georgia 12
Central of New Jersey 13
Central Station, Chicago, IL 1
Centralia, IL 1
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1947 107 Miles of CTC on the N&W 2.3 MB
1949 40-Hour Week Means More Signaling 1.1 MB
1949 625 Miles of CTC in one Stretch 7.9 MB
1940 A Change in the Requisites, Definitions and Regulations 1.2 MB
1931 A Definition for Centralized Traffic Control 1.3 MB
1940 A Review of 1939 and a Glance Into 1940 1.6 MB
1941 A Review of 1940 and Prospects for the Future 1.3 MB
1943 A Review of 1942 2.9 MB
1949 An Unusual Automatic Plant 4.5 MB
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1937 APB, Remote Control, and CTC on the Baltimore & Ohio 11.9 MB
1950 Approach Distances and Times 5.5 MB
1943 Approach or Time Locking 897.5 KB
1941 Automatic Block and Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 4.3 MB
1933 Automatic Dwarfs? 717.9 KB
1941 Automatic Signaling and Tunnel Protection On the Denver & Salt Lake 6.7 MB
1936 Boston & Maine Flooded Signaling Rehabilitated 8.3 MB
1956 Burlington Has Compact Control Machine for Consolidation of 14 Interlockings 11.3 MB
1956 Burlington Has Modified CTC for Medium Traffic Single-Track 7.2 MB
1955 C&O Consolidates Interlockings 3.2 MB
1958 C&O Has Good Ideas in CTC 2.5 MB
1936 C&O Remote Control 12.8 MB
1944 Canadian Pacific Installs Centralized Traffic Control 4.4 MB
1946 Catch Up With Progress 450.6 KB
1932 Centralized Traffic Control 3.1 MB
1933 Centralized Traffic Control and Remote Control 575.8 KB
1930 Centralized Traffic Control Indications 1.1 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on 39 Miles of the Burlington 6.1 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Installed On 64.6 Miles of the Seaboard 7.1 MB
1941 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on the Missouri Pacific 3.7 MB
1935 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie 12.9 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on the Virginian 7.0 MB
1935 Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 6.2 MB
1936 Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 4.3 MB
1941 Centralized Traffic Control On the Chesapeake & Ohio 7.1 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control on the Milwaukee 2.8 MB
1931 Centralized Traffic Control on the Peoria & Pekin Union 6.7 MB
1935 Centralized Traffic Control on the Texas & Pacific 5.1 MB
1931 Centralized Traffic Control Postpones Four-Tracking on Central of New Jersey 3.0 MB
1940 Centralized Traffic Control Solves Problem on the Norfolk & Western 7.5 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Speeds War Traffic on 80.5-Mile Section of the Southern Pacific 10.3 MB
1950 Centralized Train Dispatching 1.4 MB
1931 Centralized vs. Remote Control 1.2 MB
1943 Change-Over Circuits 739.0 KB
1942 Chicago's Newest Subway Has Automatic Block Signaling and Train Stop 457.5 KB
1949 Coast Line Replaces Signaling On Engine District 8.1 MB
1944 Coded Track Circuits for CTC and Cab Signaling 4.0 MB
1950 Consolidated Control of Interlockings 1.3 MB
1944 Continuity of CTC Operation 943.3 KB
1943 Continuously Coded Local Line Wire Signal Control Circuits 4.5 MB
1939 CTC and Automatic Signals on the Rock Island 6.6 MB
1950 CTC Code Lines 1.1 MB
1950 CTC Extended on the Rio Grande 4.4 MB
1947 CTC Extension on the Boston & Maine 792.3 KB
1958 CTC Handles 15 More Trains 1.9 MB
1947 CTC Has Long Sidings With Signals on the Santa Fe 2.1 MB
1954 CTC Improves Train Operation 3.3 MB
1937 CTC in Coaling Station Territory 6.6 MB
1954 CTC Increases Capacity of Double Track 4.2 MB
1949 CTC Increases Capacity of Single-Track Freight Line Handling Heavy Traffic 6.1 MB
1950 CTC Indication Code 1.2 MB
1950 CTC Installed on 128 Miles of NKP 12.1 MB
1941 CTC Installed on Norfolk & Western 5.1 MB
1954 CTC into Service 2.5 MB
1953 CTC Keeps Trains Moving on Long Grades 6.3 MB
1956 CTC Locking 2.2 MB
1952 CTC Machine Hangs High But Trains Run 704.9 KB
1954 CTC Moves Heavy Trains 4.1 MB
1946 CTC on 107 Miles of Single Track on the Louisville & Nashville 5.2 MB
1943 CTC on 107 Miles of Single-Track on the Rio Grande 9.7 MB
1946 CTC on 128 Miles of Denver & Salt Lake 10.1 MB
1944 CTC On 185 Miles on Canadian National 12.3 MB
1939 CTC on Multiple Track 1.8 MB
1950 CTC on Sunset Route 3.1 MB
1943 CTC on the Bessemer & Lake Erie 8.7 MB
1937 CTC On the Denver & Rio Grande Western 8.0 MB
1940 CTC on the New York, Ontario & Western 8.2 MB
1950 CTC on the Reading 6.6 MB
1950 CTC on the Wabash 2.6 MB
1946 CTC Over Automatic Block 443.6 KB
1952 CTC Pays Its Way on B&O 733.2 KB
1953 CTC Replaces Manual Block On Single Track 9.0 MB
1938 CTC Replaces Staff System on the Milwaukee 2.3 MB
1955 CTC Saves Time for Freights On 135 Miles of Single Track 4.0 MB
1947 CTC Saves Train Time on the Pennsylvania 1.5 MB
1956 CTC Signs 1.8 MB
1945 CTC Solves Operating Problems On the Pere Marquette 4.3 MB
1944 CTC Speeds Ore Traffic On the DM&IR 4.6 MB
1931 CTC Without Power-Operated Switches 1.8 MB
1937 Delaware River Bridge Signaling 13.9 MB
1936 Demands for Modern Signaling 12.1 MB
1947 Developments in Signaling 498.7 KB
1937 Direct-Wire or Coded Circuits 1.3 MB
1928 Diversified Application of the Centralized Control System 493.5 KB
1956 Double to Single Track With CTC 7.4 MB
1952 Double-Track CTC on Illinois Central 759.7 KB
1949 Either-Direction Running on Two Tracks on the Norfolk & Western 5.5 MB
1944 Electronics In Signaling 709.8 KB
1944 Emergency Release for Switch Lock 1.3 MB
1937 Ends of Double Track Controlled by CTC 12.4 MB
1950 Frisco Moves CTC Machines Without Interrupting Traffic 2.9 MB
1954 General Railway Signal Company Enters Fiftieth Year 1.6 MB
1953 Grand Trunk Installs CTC on 37 Miles of Busy Single Track 3.5 MB
1949 Hold-Out Signals in CTC 1.0 MB
1947 Hoosac Tunnel Interlocking and CTC 1.7 MB
1956 How to Get Maximum Capacity of Single Track 10.5 MB
1946 ICC 50-MPH Signal Hearing 6.9 MB
1944 ICC Annual Signaling Statistics 6.6 MB
1950 Increasing Use of Carrier 1.3 MB
1943 Intermediate Signals in CTC 1.7 MB
1943 Junction and Crossing Included in Centralized Traffic Control On the Missouri Pacific 4.7 MB
1950 L&N Extends CTC on "EK" 10.4 MB
1944 L&N Installs CTC On an Engine District 9.0 MB
1950 Longest Continuous Double-Track CTC Is on North Western 5.1 MB
1954 Loudspeakers and Interlocking Improve Yard Operation 4.7 MB
1956 Main Track Leaving Signal 2.2 MB
1949 Modern Signaling on a Division 6.6 MB
1950 Modern Signaling Systems On Western Pacific 16.1 MB
1944 N&W Installs CTC on Shenandoah Valley Line 10.2 MB
1944 Necessities or Frills in Centralized Traffic Control 1.0 MB
1950 New Rules, Standards and Instructions Issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission 7.9 MB
1946 New Signal Control Line Circuits in Centralized Traffic Control Territory on the Burlington 2.8 MB
1935 New Signaling on the Boston & Maine 9.9 MB
1956 New Three-Track Interchange Includes Interlocking and Talk-Backs 8.9 MB
1955 New York Central’s CTC – It’s Four Tracks to Two 4.1 MB
1943 New York, Chicago & St. Louis Installs Centralized Traffic Control on Busy Sections of Single Track 7.9 MB
1943 Norfolk & Western Installs CTC on 14 Miles of Single Track 4.4 MB
1927 NYC First to Install Complete Train Dispatching System 8.0 MB
1950 NYC Installs Big NX Plant at Fostoria, Ohio 3.9 MB
1935 Obsolescence in Signaling 3.4 MB
1951 P&WV Signals Entire Main Line 3.9 MB
1937 Pennsylvania CTC Installation 7.0 MB
1940 Pennsylvania Installs Centralized Traffic Control On 69 Miles of Line 13.1 MB
1944 Pennsylvania Installs CTC On 53 Miles of Busy Single Track 8.5 MB
1935 Power-Off Lights at CTC Machines 2.1 MB
1931 Protecting CTC Switches 2.9 MB
1938 Protection at Hand-Operated Switches in CTC Territory 1.6 MB
1941 Protection at Hand-Thrown Switches in CTC Territory 1.6 MB
1957 Pushbutton CTC Machine on NYC Is First of Its Kind 3.3 MB
1954 Quebec, North Shore & Labrador 7.8 MB
1944 Railroad Applications of Electronics 1.9 MB
1942 Railroad Signals Go to War 11.4 MB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1941 Railway Exhibit Presented to Museum of Science and Industry 636.5 KB
1956 Release of Locking 3.7 MB
1937 Remote Control By Code 7.0 MB
1956 Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB
1936 Remote Control on the Pennsylvania 14.5 MB
1930 Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling 2.5 MB
1931 Results of Centralized Control on NYC 703.8 KB
1932 Reverting to Single Track 646.7 KB
1944 Rio Grande has Longest CTC 9.2 MB
1944 Rock Island Installs Cab Signaling and Centralized Traffic Control 10.0 MB
1937 Route Control Interlocking – A New Signaling Development 2.9 MB
1950 Rules, Standards and Instructions 1.5 MB
1944 Santa Fe Installs CTC on 115.6 Miles Los Angeles to San Diego 7.2 MB
1937 Should Train Order Signals Control Automatic Signals 1.2 MB
1949 Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB
1944 Signaling Construction Increased in 1943 8.8 MB
1949 Signaling Saves Time on Frisco 4.8 MB
1943 Signals Ordered on the Kansas City Southern 1.4 MB
1941 Simplified Signaling 421.8 KB
1950 Single Instead of Double Track Alongside Yards 1.3 MB
1940 Single-Track Signaling 2.5 MB
1943 Some Benefits of the War 780.5 KB
1947 Southern Pacific Installs CTC 990.2 KB
1939 Speeding Up Train Operation With Signaling 4.5 MB
1944 St. Louis Southwestern Installs Centralized Traffic Control 6.9 MB
1944 St. Louis-San Francisco Installs Centralized Traffic Control 8.3 MB
1956 Switch Machines for CTC 2.0 MB
1956 Switch Machines for CTC 985.3 KB
1938 The Outlook for Signaling 1.3 MB
1929 The Year 1928 in Retrospect and the Outlook for 1929 1.5 MB
1944 Track Circuits on Passing Tracks in CTC Territory 941.8 KB
1937 Track Layout for CTC 1.2 MB
1937 Track Occupancy Indications in CTC Territory 2.7 MB
1950 Train Movements by Signal Indication On the Clinchfield Route 12.0 MB
1949 Train Operation By Signal Inidication Used Extensively on the Nickel Plate 6.1 MB
1954 Train Operations When CTC Fails 2.0 MB
1956 Train Operations When CTC Fails 3.5 MB
1956 Train Operations When CTC Fails 2.4 MB
1940 Train Order Signals 4.2 MB
1939 Trains Directed by Signal Indication at San Jose, California 4.1 MB
1950 Two Single Tracks, Side By Side 1.4 MB
1943 Union Pacific Installs CTC on 175 Miles of Single Track 13.2 MB
1954 Unique Combinations of Single-Track and Two-Track Developed on the Southern 3.8 MB
1939 Unusual Signal Trouble 1.6 MB
1931 What Can Be Done Now? 736.8 KB
1936 What Is the Capacity of a Single-Track Line? 2.0 MB
1957 Where Two Tracks Do the Work of Four 3.2 MB
1954 Why Cotton Belt Installed CTC On 429 Miles of Single Track 4.0 MB
1936 Yard Entrance in Montreal Remotely Controlled 8.2 MB
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Champaign, IL 8
Chapleau, Ontario 1
Charlestown, MA 1
Charlestown, OH 1
Charlottesburg, VA 1
Charlottesville, VA 2
Chattanooga Terminal 1
Chattanooga, TN 1
Chebanse, IL 1
Chemin de fer de l'Est 1
Chemin de fer du Nord 1
Cherry Street, Toronto, Ontario 1
Chesapeake & Ohio 72
1921 A New Idea in Traffic Locking On the C&O 1.7 MB
1929 Adjustment of Clockwork Time Releases 1.4 MB
1935 Aerial Cable Versus Open Line 3.9 MB
1956 Air Line Leak 1.1 MB
1941 Automatic Block and Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 4.3 MB
1932 Automatic Interlockers 1.0 MB
1936 Back Locks on Approach Signals 1.4 MB
1937 Broken Rails 1.1 MB
1934 C&O Combines Two Interlockings in Centralized Control 2.6 MB
1927 C&O Completes Three-Track Color-Light, Either-Direction Signaling 3.9 MB
1955 C&O Consolidates Interlockings 3.2 MB
1958 C&O Has Good Ideas in CTC 2.5 MB
1930 C&O Installs New Interlocking and Either-Direction Signaling 5.0 MB
1923 C&O Installs Signaling With Train Control 5.8 MB
1936 C&O Remote Control 12.8 MB
1928 C&O Signaling and Train Control Facilitate Operation 4.1 MB
1935 Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 6.2 MB
1936 Centralized Traffic Control on the Chesapeake & Ohio 4.3 MB
1941 Centralized Traffic Control On the Chesapeake & Ohio 7.1 MB
1938 Changing Relays 1.7 MB
1928 Color Light Train Order Signals Are Effective 2.9 MB
1949 CTC Increases Capacity of Single-Track Freight Line Handling Heavy Traffic 6.1 MB
1953 CTC Replaces Manual Block On Single Track 9.0 MB
1955 CTC Saves Time for Freights On 135 Miles of Single Track 4.0 MB
1937 Direct-Wire or Coded Circuits 1.3 MB
1926 Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB
1926 Economics of Single Track Signals 2.0 MB
1919 Electric Interlocking at Charlottesville,VA 530.2 KB
1928 Emergency Release Circuits 2.4 MB
1935 FPL Adjustment on Spring Switches 1.3 MB
1937 Gages for Mechanical Locking 2.4 MB
1949 Hold-Out Signals in CTC 1.0 MB
1937 Inspection of Signal Facilities 2.1 MB
1950 Instrument Case Platforms 3.7 MB
1955 Interlocking Expedites Terminal Moves 1.6 MB
1950 Interlocking Plant Horns 1.2 MB
1937 Location of Signals at Spring Switches 1.3 MB
1954 Loudspeakers and Interlocking Improve Yard Operation 4.7 MB
1949 Main Line Crossovers 2.4 MB
1927 Marking Signals When Out of Service 1.1 MB
1949 Modern Signaling on a Division 6.6 MB
1927 Multiplicity of Circuits for Operating Call-on Arms 1.5 MB
1937 New Automatics on the C&O 5.0 MB
1950 NYC Installs Big NX Plant at Fostoria, Ohio 3.9 MB
1937 Ohio Flood Damages Signaling 9.7 MB
1957 One Machine Controls Two Plants 2.2 MB
1925 Position Light Take Siding Signal in Combination With Semaphore Installed on C&O 675.6 KB
1933 Preventing Lamp Failures 1.2 MB
1921 Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1933 Reducing Unnecessary Train Stops 2.5 MB
1956 Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB
1950 Remote Control of Center Sidings On Busy Double-Track Line 3.6 MB
1937 Replacement and Life of Lamps 3.0 MB
1930 Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling 2.5 MB
1927 Several Effective Trap Circuit Schemes 1.4 MB
1927 Should Motor Car Operators Watch Signals More Carefully 1.2 MB
1956 Signal Lamp Test 950.0 KB
1935 Signaling at Spring Switches 2.6 MB
1940 Single-Track Signaling 2.5 MB
1956 Switch Machines for CTC 985.3 KB
1936 Testing New Interlocking 3.5 MB
1926 The Direction of Train Movements by Signal Indication Without Written Train Orders 829.5 KB
1932 The Erie Installs Either-Direction Signaling 1.6 MB
1925 The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB
1927 Train Operation Without Written Train Orders 3.3 MB
1954 Train Operations When CTC Fails 2.0 MB
1926 Training of New Levermen 654.5 KB
1927 Various Circuits for Directional Control of Single Track Signals 2.6 MB
1936 What Is the Capacity of a Single-Track Line? 2.0 MB
1929 What Kind of Control for Take-Siding Signals? 512.5 KB
1929 Where Should Grade Signals Be Installed? 1.2 MB
Chester, VA 1
Chestnut Hill, PA 2
Cheviot, OH 1
Cheyenne, WY 2
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1935 Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB
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Chicago & Eastern Illinois 20
Chicago & Illinois Midland 6
Chicago & North Western 104
1919 A Peculiar Accident 251.7 KB
1920 A Special Circuit Saves Money 394.1 KB
1911 A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB
1929 Adjustment of Clockwork Time Releases 1.4 MB
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1937 APB Circuits 1.1 MB
1925 Approach Locking Circuit That Is Dependent Upon Signal Position 648.1 KB
1928 Are Call-On Signals Safe? 1.2 MB
1935 Auto Stop Installed on C&NW 7.2 MB
1928 Automatic Interlockers Are Profitable Investments 3.3 MB
1932 Automatic Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant 1.7 MB
1928 Automatic Train Control on the Chicago & North Western 5.7 MB
1935 Avoiding Light-Out Signal Failures 2.2 MB
1938 B&OCT Installs Route Interlocking 8.9 MB
1929 C&NW Employs Centralized Control To Speed Up Trains 3.0 MB
1926 C&NW Replaces Highway Crossing Gates With Wig-Wags 2.0 MB
1923 C&NW Tests GRS Train Control 3.7 MB
1930 Car Retarders Installed by C&NW at Proviso Yard, near Chicago 3.7 MB
1928 Changes on the C&NW 978.4 KB
1959 Chicago & North Western Has Unique Hump Cab Signal Controls 2.2 MB
1932 Collision in Signal Territory 513.9 KB
1925 Color-Light Signals on C&NW 6.9 MB
1933 Consolidated Interlockings 1.8 MB
1928 Continued Activity and Development in Signaling 1.1 MB
1935 Crossing Signals on the C&NW at Oshkosh, Wis 3.4 MB
1950 CTC Code Lines 1.1 MB
1936 Demands for Modern Signaling 12.1 MB
1928 Early APB Signaling 408.5 KB
1934 Economy in Operation of Track Circuits 554.1 KB
1922 Effect of Overlaps on Track Capacity With Three Position Signaling 924.8 KB
1926 Electric Plant Replaces Three Mechanical Interlockings 3.0 MB
1925 Enginemen Try to Force C&NW to Discontinue Left-Hand Operation- News of the Month (June 1925) 751.2 KB
1929 Further Comments on Detector Locking Releases 511.5 KB
1953 Gates at Three Crossings 5.3 MB
1943 Gates at Three Crossings on C&NW 3.4 MB
1956 Gates Installed at Five Crossings … Barriers at Four.pdf 5.0 MB
1911 General News (August 1911) 559.3 KB
1922 Highway Crossing Protection in Theory and Practice 5.5 MB
1945 ICC Calls For Switch Locks 1.5 MB
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1936 Importance of Warning Whistle 6.8 MB
1935 Inspecting Switch Circuit Controllers 1.7 MB
1935 Installation of Bond Wires 1.2 MB
1911 Interlocking on the North Western Terminal 7.6 MB
1934 Lamp Ratings for Flashing Lights 695.8 KB
1930 Light-out Protection 1.1 MB
1936 Lights Interfere With View of Signals 2.3 MB
1936 Location of Home Signals at Automatic Interlockings 3.0 MB
1950 Longest Continuous Double-Track CTC Is on North Western 5.1 MB
1924 Low-Voltage Interlocking on C&NW 1.6 MB
1910 Main Street Tower on the Chicago & North Western at Evanston, IL 666.9 KB
1918 Maintaining an Interlocking Plant at High Tide 241.8 KB
1925 Maintenance on C&NW Terminals 12.5 MB
1938 Milwaukee Rehabilitates Large Plant 8.0 MB
1934 Moving Interlocking Machines 1.1 MB
1913 New Block Signaling on the North-Western 1.8 MB
1917 New C&NW Bascule Bridge Interlocking 761.1 KB
1917 New Interlocking Plant in Milwaukee 1.2 MB
1935 New Signaling on the Route of the C&NW "400" 9.6 MB
1941 Non-Stop Permissive Signals 2.8 MB
1936 North Western Installs Automatic Gates 15.9 MB
1945 North Western Tests Train Radio 2.1 MB
1937 Personal: C&NW 1.3 MB
1925 Preliminary Report on C&NW Train Control 929.6 KB
1918 Preparation For Winter On a Busy Terminal 273.8 KB
1921 Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1918 Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB
1931 Remotely-Controlled Interlocking Solves Problem on C&NW 1.9 MB
1930 Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling 2.5 MB
1929 Report on C&NW Side Collision at Chicago 569.4 KB
1935 Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB
1929 Secure New Ordinances for Changes in Crossing Protection 691.4 KB
1956 Signal Lamp Test 1.4 MB
1933 Signal or Rule? 1.1 MB
1911 Signaling and Interlocking on the North Western Terminal in Chicago 1.1 MB
1935 Signaling for Higher Train Speeds 3.0 MB
1932 Smashboard Mechanisms 1.7 MB
1936 Speed at Automatic Plants 4.9 MB
1927 Spring Switches Used Extensively on Chicago & North Western 3.4 MB
1953 Stanley E. Noble Retires 703.8 KB
1935 Stopping Distance and Signal Spacing 1.8 MB
1947 Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB
1920 Testing Insulated Joints 601.5 KB
1935 The "400" to Run on Six and One Half Hour Schedule 942.0 KB
1911 The Newest Terminal Interlocking 613.9 KB
1919 The Night Signal Indication 335.6 KB
1953 The North Western Installs Automatic Train-Stop System 3.5 MB
1935 The Railways' Answer to the Demand for Speed 2.8 MB
1925 The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB
1924 Three Train Control Contracts Let 1.9 MB
1931 Three-Track Signaling on 13.5 Miles of the C&NW 5.4 MB
1935 Traffic Type Signals for Protection of Highway-Railroad Crossings 2.5 MB
1922 Train Control on the C&NW 824.8 KB
1926 Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB
1923 Train-Order Signals at Interlockers 3.6 MB
1950 Two Single Tracks, Side By Side 1.4 MB
1927 Unique Highway Crossing Signals Solve Traffic Problem 1.4 MB
1934 Use of Dwarf Calling-On Signals 1.0 MB
1935 Use of Marker Lamps 1.0 MB
1927 Various Circuits for Directional Control of Single Track Signals 2.6 MB
1928 What Is the Cost of a Train Stop? 463.2 KB
1931 Why Not Eliminate Train Stops at Permissive Wayside Signals 763.1 KB
1936 Wilmer W. Salmon, President of General Railway Signal Company, Dies 2.8 MB
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Chicago Great Western 16
Chicago Heights, IL 3
Chicago Jct., Kansas City, MO 1
Chicago Junction 3
Chicago Motor Club 1
Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee 5
Chicago Railway Signal & Supply 1
Chicago Rapid Transit 5
Chicago South Shore & South Bend 12
Chicago subway 1
Chicago Transit Authority 4
Chicago Union Station 6
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 86
1938 "Yard Limit" Boards in CTC Territory 1.3 MB
1949 A Century of Signal Glass Developments 4.2 MB
1940 A Change in the Requisites, Definitions and Regulations 1.2 MB
1935 Aerial Cable Versus Open Line 3.9 MB
1932 An Early Automatic Interlocking 411.4 KB
1950 Audible Warning Sounded When Dragging Equipment Detectors Operate 4.2 MB
1939 Automatic Cut-Outs at an Automatic Interlocking 7.6 MB
1934 Automatic Interlocking in Train Control Territory 1.5 MB
1928 Burlington Completes Automatic Signals Chicago to Denver 5.1 MB
1930 Burlington Completes Centralized Traffic Control on 24 Miles of Single Track 3.7 MB
1956 Burlington Has Compact Control Machine for Consolidation of 14 Interlockings 11.3 MB
1956 Burlington Has Modified CTC for Medium Traffic Single-Track 7.2 MB
1930 Burlington Installs Centralized Control on Nine Miles of Double Track 1.8 MB
1932 Burlington Installs Extensive New Electric Interlocking 3.6 MB
1937 Burlington Protects Three Crossings 6.9 MB
1939 Burlington Replaces Semaphores With Color Lights 3.4 MB
1946 Burlington Tests Show Signals Adequate 1.3 MB
1932 Burlington's Reconstruction Program at Galesburg Involves Modern Interlocking Plants 2.6 MB
1931 Call-on Route Control 1.4 MB
1933 Call-On Signals (editorial) 1.0 MB
1925 CB&Q Controls Switches Remotely 3.7 MB
1931 CB&Q Installs Electric Interlockinig 3.3 MB
1923 CB&Q Installs New Light Signals 4.1 MB
1925 CB&Q Plant Has Novel Features 5.5 MB
1956 Centralia Has Protection of All Crossings 6.7 MB
1928 Centralized Control on Burlington Saves $16,200 a Year 2.4 MB
1929 Centralized Control Used for Ends of Double Track 2.1 MB
1930 Centralized Traffic Control Indications 1.1 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on 39 Miles of the Burlington 6.1 MB
1943 Change-Over Circuits 739.0 KB
1926 Color Light Signal and A.C. Floating Change-Over on the Burlington 1.9 MB
1943 Continuously Coded Local Line Wire Signal Control Circuits 4.5 MB
1954 CTC into Service 2.5 MB
1950 DC Track Circuit Trouble 1.6 MB
1936 Demands for Modern Signaling 12.1 MB
1926 Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB
1936 Double-Caution Signaling 3.4 MB
1928 Early APB Signaling 408.5 KB
1933 Economics of Modern Signaling 2.1 MB
1934 Emergency CTC Equipment 461.2 KB
1925 Excellent Results for 35 Years on Burlington 1.5 MB
1939 ICC Approves Automatic Interlocking to Replace Mechanical Plant 1.0 MB
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1935 Inspecting Switch Circuit Controllers 1.7 MB
1935 Installation of Bond Wires 4.0 MB
1929 Interlocking Controlled Remotely 2.7 MB
1953 Location of Signal Heads 624.7 KB
1929 Maintenance Tests at Burlington Interlocker 1.2 MB
1950 Modern Communications In Yards and Terminals 1.4 MB
1947 More CTC on the Burlington 2.0 MB
1946 More Difficult to Get a Call-On Signal 488.8 KB
1931 New Control System Used at Electric Interlocking on the Burlington 3.5 MB
1918 New Electric Interlocking at Clyde, IL 418.7 KB
1930 New Electric Interlocking on the Burlington Eliminates 160 Train Stops Per Day 2.8 MB
1946 New Signal Control Line Circuits in Centralized Traffic Control Territory on the Burlington 2.8 MB
1956 New Three-Track Interchange Includes Interlocking and Talk-Backs 8.9 MB
1954 New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB
1931 Point Detector or Switch Circuit Controller for CTC Switches? 835.1 KB
1935 Preventing Unnecessary Operation of Highway-Railroad Crossing Signals 4.3 MB
1921 Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB
1941 Protection at 38 Street Crossings In and Near Rock Island, Ill 3.1 MB
1935 Purple Signal Glasses 3.6 MB
1937 Push-Button Cut-Outs 989.3 KB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1918 Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB
1930 Report of Committee I – Economics of Signaling 2.5 MB
1935 Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB
1927 Several Effective Trap Circuit Schemes 1.4 MB
1928 Should Call-On Arms Be Used? 1.0 MB
1934 Signal Aspects at an Automatic Interlocking Plant 1.2 MB
1930 Signal Indications Direct Trains on the Paducah & Illinois 5.0 MB
1956 Signal Lamp Test 1.4 MB
1935 Signaling for Higher Train Speeds 3.0 MB
1929 Signaling Problems of the Future 1.5 MB
1936 Signals Installed at 26 Crossings in Dubuque, IA 13.8 MB
1956 Switch Machines for CTC 985.3 KB
1935 The Railways' Answer to the Demand for Speed 2.8 MB
1925 The Train Control Situation 853.0 KB
1920 The Use of Signals for Better Train Operation (Part 2 of 2) 7.3 MB
1954 This Automatic Block Is Different 3.3 MB
1939 Track Relay Release Time 1.6 MB
1937 Track Shunting Problems 947.3 KB
1926 Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB
1925 Train Operation by Signal Indication on Burlington for 14 Years 679.2 KB
1956 Train Operations When CTC Fails 2.4 MB
1937 Zephyr Train Telephones 2.3 MB
Chicago, IL 83
1932 A Call-On Signal Is Different from a Stop and Proceed Signal 667.6 KB
1916 A New York Central Plant in Chicago 590.7 KB
1919 A Peculiar Accident 251.7 KB
1937 Automatic Gates on the Rock Island 7.3 MB
1944 Automatic Signaling, Train Stop, and Route Interlocking Installed in the Chicago Subways 8.6 MB
1938 B&OCT Installs Route Interlocking 8.9 MB
1941 Belt Railway of Chicago Installs Interlocking 12.3 MB
1917 Block Signals on the Monon 669.9 KB
1928 Burlington Completes Automatic Signals Chicago to Denver 5.1 MB
1956 Burlington Has Compact Control Machine for Consolidation of 14 Interlockings 11.3 MB
1932 Burlington Installs Extensive New Electric Interlocking 3.6 MB
1929 C&EI Derailment and Collision at Chicago 755.9 KB
1953 Chicago & Western Indiana Installs Easily Manipulated Interlocking 8.1 MB
1952 Chicago's Newest Subway Has Automatic Block Signaling and Train Stop 1.1 MB
1926 Color Light Signal and A.C. Floating Change-Over on the Burlington 1.9 MB
1958 CTC Handles 15 More Trains 1.9 MB
1926 Directing Trains By Signals 1.9 MB
1934 Economy in Operation of Track Circuits 554.1 KB
1943 Electric Interlocking Installed On IC 12.8 MB
1938 Electric Switch Heaters at Rock Island Interlocking 1.8 MB
1926 Electro-Pneumatic Car Retarders in Service on Illinois Central 3.8 MB
1925 Excellent Results for 35 Years on Burlington 1.5 MB
1941 Flashing Yellow as a Fourth Aspect on the IC 2.6 MB
1952 Gates at Eight Street Crossings on the Milwaukee Road 503.5 KB
1940 Gates, Signals and Traffic Lights at a Wabash Crossing 6.8 MB
1950 IC Rebuilds Classification Yard 6.9 MB
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1946 ICC Signal Hearing 1.3 MB
1932 Illinois Central Installs 68-Lever Electric Plant 3.3 MB
1941 Illinois Central Uses Automatic Telephone System on Chicago Terminal Area 5.8 MB
1939 Interconnection of Train Signals and Crossing Protection 1.1 MB
1911 Interlocking on the North Western Terminal 7.6 MB
1940 Interlockings Installed at Two Crossings 6.5 MB
1925 Interlockings of New Chicago Station 7.8 MB
1954 Junction Controlled Automatically 2.5 MB
1956 Length of Train Selects Control of Crossing Gates on Illinois Central 4.6 MB
1925 Maintenance on C&NW Terminals 12.5 MB
1931 Michigan Central Makes Extensive Improvements in Signaling System 3.3 MB
1938 Milwaukee Rehabilitates Large Plant 8.0 MB
1942 Milwaukee Replaces Mechanical Plant With All-Relay Electric Interlocking 5.7 MB
1941 Modern Entrance-Exit Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant On Indiana Harbor Belt 6.9 MB
1935 New and Unusual Signal and Relay Repair Shop on the Chicago Rapid Transit 9.0 MB
1916 New Automatic Signals on Grand Trunk 991.7 KB
1917 New C&NW Bascule Bridge Interlocking 761.1 KB
1924 New Interlocking Construction Ideas 3.4 MB
1935 New Interlocking in the Chicago Loop 4.0 MB
1917 New plant in Chicago Terminal District 586.3 KB
1935 New Signaling on the Route of the C&NW "400" 9.6 MB
1923 New Type of Signals Being Installed at the Chicago Union Station 799.6 KB
1954 New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB
1938 North Shore Installs Automatics 3.9 MB
1929 NYC Expands Electric Plant By Adding 48 Levers 2.7 MB
1931 One Electric Interlocking for Two Drawbridges 3.1 MB
1918 Preparation For Winter On a Busy Terminal 273.8 KB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1941 Railway Exhibit Presented to Museum of Science and Industry 636.5 KB
1937 Rear-End Collision 1.3 MB
1932 Reconstruction of an Interlocking 1.7 MB
1910 Reconstruction of Burnside Interlocking 863.7 KB
1918 Record Snowstorms Paralyze Transportation 424.7 KB
1957 Relay Interlocking Saves Time at Yard Entrances 2.5 MB
1929 Report on C&NW Side Collision at Chicago 569.4 KB
1928 Rock Island Completes 33-Lever Electric Interlocker 2.8 MB
1917 Rock Island Signaling on the Chicago Terminal 1.2 MB
1953 Route Lever Interlocking on Rock Island 6.5 MB
1935 Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB
1938 Semi-Automatic Gates on the Milwaukee 3.2 MB
1933 Signal Publicity 666.2 KB
1949 Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB
1911 Signaling and Interlocking on the North Western Terminal in Chicago 1.1 MB
1922 Signaling Busy Passenger Terminals 969.1 KB
1935 Signaling for Higher Train Speeds 3.0 MB
1927 Signaling of IC Chicago Terminal 6.4 MB
1934 South Shore Reconstructs Interlocking 1.2 MB
1941 Splicing a Submarine Cable 4.6 MB
1935 The "400" to Run on Six and One Half Hour Schedule 942.0 KB
1911 The Newest Terminal Interlocking 613.9 KB
1953 The North Western Installs Automatic Train-Stop System 3.5 MB
1915 The Push Button Interlocking Plant at Clearing Yard 351.3 KB
1937 Three Gate Crossings in a Row 4.2 MB
1926 Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB
1941 Two New Interlockings on the C&WI 5.1 MB
1935 Western Indiana Installs All-Relay Interlocking 11.4 MB
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville 19
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul 16
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific 67
1943 A Review of 1942 2.9 MB
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1928 Automatic Interlockers Are Profitable Investments 3.3 MB
1935 Automatic Interlocking on the Wabash 2.9 MB
1937 Automatic Plant Replaces Mechanical Interlocking 1.3 MB
1932 B&OCT Stops Theft of Coal with Four Automatic Plants at Chicago Heights, IL 1.9 MB
1933 Call-On Signals (editorial) 1.0 MB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control on the Milwaukee 2.8 MB
1930 Color-light Automatic Block Signals and Automatic Interlocking 2.4 MB
1933 Consolidated Interlockings 1.8 MB
1932 Crossing Problem 2.6 MB
1929 Crossing Protection Installed Extensively on the Milwaukee 1.3 MB
1943 Crossing Protection on Milwaukee 5.7 MB
1939 CTC and Automatic Signals on the Rock Island 6.6 MB
1958 CTC Handles 15 More Trains 1.9 MB
1934 CTC Replaces Staff on Milwaukee 2.0 MB
1938 CTC Replaces Staff System on the Milwaukee 2.3 MB
1936 Demands for Modern Signaling 12.1 MB
1947 Developments in Signaling 498.7 KB
1940 Drafting Boards 1.8 MB
1931 Efficiency Tests 1.9 MB
1931 Fight for Your Job 3.0 MB
1952 Gates at Eight Street Crossings on the Milwaukee Road 503.5 KB
1933 Graphic Recorders 843.3 KB
1935 Great Western Constructs Automatic Interlocking 6.8 MB
1938 Highway Crossing Protection and Spring Switch on Milwaukee 3.2 MB
1946 ICC Signaling Investigation 770.4 KB
1939 Interconnection of Train Signals and Crossing Protection 1.1 MB
1932 Location of Home Signals 853.4 KB
1949 Milwaukee Installs Automatic Block 8.2 MB
1947 Milwaukee Installs Block System on 98 Miles 1.2 MB
1945 Milwaukee Installs CTC On 51 Miles 6.5 MB
1938 Milwaukee Rehabilitates Large Plant 8.0 MB
1942 Milwaukee Replaces Mechanical Plant With All-Relay Electric Interlocking 5.7 MB
1945 Milwaukee Tests Train Communication (January) 2.0 MB
1945 Milwaukee Tests Train Communication (June) 2.4 MB
1934 Milwaukee to Use Cab Signals 699.1 KB
1939 Milwaukee Utilizes Teletype 1.6 MB
1940 New Automatic Block Signaling on the Milwaukee 6.3 MB
1933 New Interlockers – Reversion to Single Track 418.4 KB
1956 New Three-Track Interchange Includes Interlocking and Talk-Backs 8.9 MB
1937 Personal Mention: L. B. Porter 1.5 MB
1931 Preparation of Signal Circuit Plans 2.0 MB
1935 Preventing Unnecessary Operation of Highway-Railroad Crossing Signals 4.3 MB
1943 Progress in the Use of Coded Track Circuits 1.6 MB
1941 Protection at 38 Street Crossings In and Near Rock Island, Ill 3.1 MB
1931 Report on Milwaukee-Omaha Collision 1.5 MB
1932 Reverting to Single Track 646.7 KB
1935 Safety of High Speed Trains 5.2 MB
1929 Secure New Ordinances for Changes in Crossing Protection 691.4 KB
1938 Semi-Automatic Gates on the Milwaukee 3.2 MB
1935 Signaling for Higher Train Speeds 3.0 MB
1931 Signaling the New Kansas City Line of the Rock Island-Milwaukee 6.4 MB
1936 Signals Installed at 26 Crossings in Dubuque, IA 13.8 MB
1950 Special Interlocking Controls 2.2 MB
1937 Special Locking Release 2.4 MB
1936 Speed at Automatic Plants 4.9 MB
1937 Switch Protection in Automatic Territory 3.0 MB
1947 Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB
1936 Testing Automatic Interlockings 3.5 MB
1945 The New Connections at Kansas City For Milwaukee and Rock Island 4.7 MB
1935 The Railways' Answer to the Demand for Speed 2.8 MB
1934 The Safety Feature of Signals 456.5 KB
1937 Three Gate Crossings in a Row 4.2 MB
1939 Unusual Signal Trouble 891.9 KB
1950 Unusual Trouble 3.0 MB
1928 Why Markers for Automatic Signals? 494.6 KB
Chicago, Rock Island & Gulf 1
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 75
1936 34 Train Stops Eliminated Daily by an Interlocking 10.4 MB
1932 A Call-On Signal Is Different from a Stop and Proceed Signal 667.6 KB
1911 A Summary of Signaling Practice 3.6 MB
1922 A Swing Rail Crossing 557.8 KB
1935 Accident at Automatic Plant 4.5 MB
1938 Adapting Signaling to Requirements 1.7 MB
1914 All Electric Interlocking at Joliet 1.5 MB
1932 All-Relay Interlocking Installed by Rock Island 1.1 MB
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1931 Another Unique Interlocker on the Rock Island 1.4 MB
1926 Are Smash-Boards Necessary at Automatic Crossing Plants? 816.3 KB
1939 Automatic Cut-Outs at an Automatic Interlocking 7.6 MB
1937 Automatic Gates on the Rock Island 7.3 MB
1933 Automatic Interlocking for Drawbridge 2.0 MB
1934 Automatic Interlocking in Train Control Territory 1.5 MB
1935 Automatic OSing Devices Usde by the Rock Island 2.2 MB
1928 Can Preliminary Latch Locking Be Eliminated 595.1 KB
1938 Changing Relays 1.7 MB
1938 Clearing of Signals at Automatic Interlockings 2.2 MB
1944 Coded Track Circuits for CTC and Cab Signaling 4.0 MB
1956 Conelrad – A Civil Defense Measure … How Some Railroads are Participating 4.1 MB
1928 Continued Activity and Development in Signaling 1.1 MB
1933 Control of Switch from Locomotive Cab 1.2 MB
1932 CRI&P Extends Centralized Control 2.6 MB
1935 Crossing Bells at Flasher Signals 1.9 MB
1939 CTC and Automatic Signals on the Rock Island 6.6 MB
1927 Derail Failure Results in Collision on Crossing 995.6 KB
1926 Derail Pockets for Interlocking of Crossing at Joint Passenger Station 884.6 KB
1931 Economy of Smaller Towers 539.7 KB
1936 Electric Lights for Semaphores and Train Approach Indicators on the Rock Island 8.9 MB
1932 Electric Lock on Spring Switch 399.3 KB
1938 Electric Switch Heaters at Rock Island Interlocking 1.8 MB
1939 ICC Approves Automatic Interlocking to Replace Mechanical Plant 1.0 MB
1947 ICC Holds Signal Hearing 507.5 KB
1950 Increasing Use of Carrier 1.3 MB
1932 Location of Home Signals 853.4 KB
1950 Microwaves on Railroads 1.3 MB
1956 New Three-Track Interchange Includes Interlocking and Talk-Backs 8.9 MB
1929 NYC Expands Electric Plant By Adding 48 Levers 2.7 MB
1940 Obituary: Leroy Wyant 1.0 MB
1934 Observance of Signal Indications, How Secured 1.0 MB
1946 Polarized Coded Track and Control Circuits On the Rock Island 3.4 MB
1941 Protection at 38 Street Crossings In and Near Rock Island, Ill 3.1 MB
1947 Railroads Request Relief from the ICC Signal Order 465.0 KB
1911 Railway Signal Association Convention: Committee I: Signaling Practice 3.8 MB
1910 Reconstruction of Burnside Interlocking 863.7 KB
1933 Reducing Unnecessary Train Stops 2.5 MB
1911 Relay Shipping Case 1.1 MB
1928 Rock Island Completes 33-Lever Electric Interlocker 2.8 MB
1946 Rock Island Develops a Unique System of Single-Track Station-to Station Automatic Block Based on Coded Track Circuits Without Line Wires 8.3 MB
1937 Rock Island Installs Automatic Blocks 10.1 MB
1944 Rock Island Installs Cab Signaling and Centralized Traffic Control 10.0 MB
1937 Rock Island Petitions Removal of Train Control 1.4 MB
1917 Rock Island Signaling on the Chicago Terminal 1.2 MB
1946 Rock Island Uses Carrier Equipment for Automatic OS Reports 3.9 MB
1929 Rock Island Uses Novel System for Operation by Signal Indication 1.7 MB
1937 Rocket Train Telephones 5.7 MB
1937 Route Control Interlocking – A New Signaling Development 2.9 MB
1953 Route Lever Interlocking on Rock Island 6.5 MB
1929 Secure New Ordinances for Changes in Crossing Protection 691.4 KB
1933 Shortening Masts 879.8 KB
1928 Should Call-On Arms Be Used? 1.0 MB
1929 Signal Aspects at End of Double Track 514.3 KB
1949 Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB
1931 Signaling the New Kansas City Line of the Rock Island-Milwaukee 6.4 MB
1936 Speed at Automatic Plants 4.9 MB
1947 Territories Involved in the ICC Signaling Order 399.0 KB
1930 The Rock Island Develops Unique Interlocker with No Mechanical Locking 2.4 MB
1954 This Automatic Block Is Different 3.3 MB
1949 Train Indicator for Motor Car 1.0 MB
1931 Twelve-Track Yard Indicator on the Rock Island 888.5 KB
1934 Use of Dwarf Calling-On Signals 1.0 MB
1956 Walkie-Talkies 1.5 MB
1935 Western Indiana Installs All-Relay Interlocking 11.4 MB
1931 Why Not Eliminate Train Stops at Permissive Wayside Signals 763.1 KB
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha 4
Chiles, KY 1
Chillicothe, IL 2
Chillicothe, MO 1
Churchill, William 1
1915 Red as a Danger Indication 913.1 KB
Cicero, IL 3
Cincinnati Union Terminal 2
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton 1
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western 1
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific 3
Cincinnati, OH 7
circuit design 1
circuit plans 2
circuits 16
civil defense 1
Clagg, KY 1
Clapper, MO 1
Clar, MO 1
Clara Street, New Orleans, LA 1
Clark St., Chicago, IL 1
classification yard 1
classification yards 2
Claus, W. H. 2
Clausen, L. R. 1
Clay Center, KS 1
cleaning 1
1940 Signal Lens Cleaner 1.1 MB
Clearing Yard, Chicago, IL 2
Clearing, Chicago, IL 1
Clearing, IL 1
Cleveland Union Terminal 4
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis 28
1932 A Detector Bar Fails 1.5 MB
1927 Another APB Circuit Explanation 652.9 KB
1929 Big Four Improves Operation by Remote Control 2.5 MB
1930 Big Four Installs Simplified Interlocking With No Mechanical Locking 2.6 MB
1932 Big Four Uses Centralized Control For Remote Interlocking 1.8 MB
1933 Dwarf Signal Locking 991.7 KB
1931 Economy of Smaller Towers 539.7 KB
1931 Efficiency Tests 1.9 MB
1929 Electric Approach and Stick Locking Features 866.2 KB
1920 Electric Interlocking at Bellefontaine, Ohio 3.8 MB
1937 Illumination as a Type of Crossing Protection 3.0 MB
1932 Improper Forestalling 669.7 KB
1927 Is Approach Lighting of Signals Really Economical? 1.2 MB
1929 Manual Block Signals Controlled Remotely on the Big Four 1.1 MB
1940 Mechanical Plant Modernized 4.2 MB
1923 News of the Month (October 1923) 1.9 MB
1937 Ohio Flood Damages Signaling 9.7 MB
1921 Proposed Modification of Stop-and-Proceed Rule 1.4 MB
1939 Recording Burning Time of Electric Lights 900.6 KB
1937 Route Control Interlocking – A New Signaling Development 2.9 MB
1931 Sequence of Levers 552.2 KB
1927 Should Motor Car Operators Watch Signals More Carefully 1.2 MB
1930 Signal Aspects for a Four Block System 2.8 MB
1932 Track Capacity 402.2 KB
1926 Train Control Progress in 1925 3.1 MB
1923 Train Operation Against Traffic 4.5 MB
1923 Train-Order Signals at Interlockers 3.6 MB
1920 What Scheme of Signaling is Most Desirable? 6.8 MB
Cleveland, OH 4
Clifton Forge, VA 3
Clifton Jct., NY 1
Clifton, IL 1
Clinchfield 2
Clinton Jct., WI 1
Clinton Street, Chicago, IL 3
Clinton, IA 1
Clovis, NM 1
Clyde, IL 1
Clyffeside, KY 1
CM Cabin, East Liberty, PA 1
Coalhurst, Alberta 1
Cobourg, ON 1
code line 4
1935 Aerial Cable Versus Open Line 3.9 MB
1950 CTC Code Lines 1.1 MB
1950 L&N Extends CTC on "EK" 10.4 MB
1956 Remote Control Converted to CTC 6.6 MB
code line failure 2
code line units 1
1950 New Developments 16.9 MB
code transmitter 3
1940 Coded Track Control 2.5 MB
1940 New Code Transmitter 2.1 MB
1937 New Devices- March 1937 18.1 MB
code transmitters 1
code-following relay 1
1940 Coded Track Control 2.5 MB
code-following track relay 1
1941 P4 Code-Following Relay 1.1 MB
coded cab signaling 2
coded carrier 4
coded control 2
1937 Pennsylvania CTC Installation 7.0 MB
1937 Remote Control By Code 7.0 MB
coded remote control 1
1950 New Developments 16.9 MB
coded track circuits 33
1940 11,000-Ft. Coded Track Circuits 13.6 MB
1940 A Review of 1939 and a Glance Into 1940 1.6 MB
1943 A Review of 1942 2.9 MB
1947 All-Relay Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant 1.5 MB
1946 Catch Up With Progress 450.6 KB
1949 Coast Line Replaces Signaling On Engine District 8.1 MB
1941 Code-Following Polar Track Circuit Relay 1.4 MB
1940 Coded Signaling Control System on the Norfolk & Western 10.0 MB
1936 Coded Track Circuit 4.1 MB
1935 Coded Track Circuit Control 1.5 MB
1935 Coded Track Circuit Signaling on the Pennsylvania 9.8 MB
1949 Coded Track Circuits 1.1 MB
1944 Coded Track Circuits for CTC and Cab Signaling 4.0 MB
1940 Coded Track Control 2.5 MB
1943 Continuously Coded Local Line Wire Signal Control Circuits 4.5 MB
1943 CTC on the Bessemer & Lake Erie 8.7 MB
1947 Developments in Signaling 498.7 KB
1949 Milwaukee Installs Automatic Block 8.2 MB
1950 Modern Signaling Systems On Western Pacific 16.1 MB
1943 Modernization of Automatic Signaling On the New York Central 9.8 MB
1936 New Electro-Pneumatic Plant On Pennsylvania at Newark 23.9 MB
1943 New Haven Installs Five-Aspect Signaling Controlled By Coded Track Circuits 7.4 MB
1944 New York Central Installs Coded Track Circuits 3.9 MB
1944 Pennsylvania Installs CTC On 53 Miles of Busy Single Track 8.5 MB
1935 Pole Lines for Automatic Signaling 1.6 MB
1943 Progress in the Use of Coded Track Circuits 1.6 MB
1944 Railroad Applications of Electronics 1.9 MB
1942 Railroad Signals Go to War 11.4 MB
1936 Remote Control on the Pennsylvania 14.5 MB
1944 Rock Island Installs Cab Signaling and Centralized Traffic Control 10.0 MB
1949 Signaling Adapted to Traffic On the Rock Island 5.2 MB
1944 Signaling Construction Increased in 1943 8.8 MB
1944 Signaling Modernized On the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie 4.7 MB
Coffeyville, KS 1
Cold Springs, OH 1
1940 Mechanical Plant Modernized 4.2 MB
Cole, MO 1
Coleman, FL 1
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
College Park, San Jose, CA 1
Collinwood, OH 1
color blindness 1
color light signaling 2
color light signals 31
1921 A New Light Signal 1.4 MB
1924 A New Triangular Light Signal 1.7 MB
1936 Alining Signals on Curves 3.7 MB
1947 Annual Review and Outlook 425.1 KB
1947 Automatic Block With Spring Switches installed on the Georgia Railroad 851.4 KB
1947 Automatic Signaling With Spring Switches Installed on the Great Northern 734.1 KB
1935 Avoiding Light-Out Signal Failures 2.2 MB
1935 Avoiding Light-Out Signal Failures 1.2 MB
1936 Back Locks on Approach Signals 1.4 MB
1922 British Report on Light Signals 449.7 KB
1943 Centralized Traffic Control Installed on 39 Miles of the Burlington 6.1 MB
1937 Color Light Signals Replace Semaphores on Union Pacific 4.2 MB
1949 CTC Increases Capacity of Single-Track Freight Line Handling Heavy Traffic 6.1 MB
1937 Height of Light Signals 1.0 MB
1947 Hoosac Tunnel Interlocking and CTC 1.7 MB
1917 Light Signals On CM&StP 781.9 KB
1944 Light-Type Signals Installed on the Reading 6.3 MB
1936 Lights Interfere With View of Signals 2.3 MB
1935 Mechanical Color Light Signals in England 1.3 MB
1935 New Signaling on the Route of the C&NW "400" 9.6 MB
1935 Night Check of Signal Lights 1.2 MB
1935 Night Intensity of Signal Lamps 2.6 MB
1939 Phantom Indications in Color-Light Signals 2.2 MB
1937 Phantom Indications of Dwarfs 1.3 MB
1921 Progress of Railroad Signaling in America 731.8 KB
1915 Red as a Danger Indication 913.1 KB
1922 Report of Committee X - Signaling Practice 1.4 MB
1937 Rock Island Installs Automatic Blocks 10.1 MB
1940 Signal Lens Cleaner 1.1 MB
1911 Signaling on the New York Tunnel Extension of the Pennsylvania 1.0 MB
1950 Train Movements by Signal Indication On the Clinchfield Route 12.0 MB
color position light signals 11
color specifications 3
color vision 1
Colorado & Southern 4
Colton, CA 2
Columbia, PA 2
Columbia, SC 1
Columbus & Greenville 1
Columbus, GA 1
Columbus, NE 1
Columbus, OH 4
communication 9
communication circuits 1
communication trouble 2
1949 Communications Trouble 2.0 MB
1950 Unusual Trouble 3.0 MB
compensators 1
computerization 1
1956 No Waiting for Reservations 6.3 MB
computerized reservations 1
Concord, IL 1
Cone, L. 1
1928 Changes on the C&NW 978.4 KB
Congress Park, IL 1
1954 New Wayside and Cab Signaling 753.2 KB
Conneaut, OH 2
Connellsville, PA 2
construction 1
continuous inductive receiver coils 1
1950 New Developments 16.9 MB
controlled automatic block signaling 2
controlled manual block 2
controlled manual block signaling 4
Corcoran, J. J. 1
Corcoran, L. L. 1
Corfu, NY 1
Corliss, WI 1
Corning Glass Works 2
Cornwall, NY 1
Corona, CA 1
Corwith, IL 2
Cory, IL 1
Cos Cob, CT 1
1915 Extension of New Haven signals 684.8 KB
Coteau, Quebec 1
Cotton Belt 2
Cotton Hill, WV 1
Council Bluffs, IA 4
Council Bluffs, NA 1
Covington, KY 1
Covington, VA 1
Cranbrook, British Columbia 1
Crane, MO 1
Crawford, WI 1
Crestline, OH 1
Crestwood, NY 1
Cromwell, CT 1
crossing 1
crossing barriers 3
crossing bells 1
crossing cut-outs 1
1937 Push-Button Cut-Outs 989.3 KB
crossing diamond 1
crossing flashers 3
crossing indicators 1
1949 Crossing Protection 1.1 MB
crossings 4
Croton, NY 1
Crowsnest, Alberta 1
Crystal Lake, IL 1
1953 Gates at Three Crossings 5.3 MB
Cumberland, MD 1
Cumminsville, OH 1
cut-over 1
1956 Interlocking Phones 2.3 MB
Cutbank, MT 1

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