1916 |
A New York Central Plant in Chicago
590.7 KB
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1919 |
A Peculiar Accident
251.7 KB
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1935 |
Advantages of Modern Relays
4.0 MB
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1956 |
Aligning Searchlight Signal
1.1 MB
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1936 |
Alining Signals on Curves
3.7 MB
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1914 |
All Electric Interlocking at Joliet
1.5 MB
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1936 |
All-Relay Interlocking On NYC at Syracuse
29.7 MB
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1947 |
All-Relay Interlocking Replaces Mechanical Plant
1.5 MB
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1947 |
All-Relay Plant on the C&EI at Danville, Ill
915.6 KB
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1929 |
An Electric Lock for Mechanical Levers
999.0 KB
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1937 |
APB, Remote Control, and CTC on the Baltimore & Ohio
11.9 MB
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1934 |
Application of the Retained-Neutral Relay
842.8 KB
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1933 |
Automatic Dwarfs?
717.9 KB
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1932 |
Automatic Interlocking Protects End of Double Track
2.7 MB
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1947 |
Automatic Signaling With Spring Switches Installed on the Great Northern
734.1 KB
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1911 |
Automatic Signals on the Northern Pacific
7.2 MB
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1911 |
Automatic Signals on the Northern Pacific
6.3 MB
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1950 |
B&O Installs All-Relay Plant
2.6 MB
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1950 |
Big NX Interlocking at Atlanta
6.3 MB
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1956 |
Burlington Has Compact Control Machine for Consolidation of 14 Interlockings
11.3 MB
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1958 |
C&O Has Good Ideas in CTC
2.5 MB
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1947 |
Canadian Pacific Installs Absolute Permissive Block
779.4 KB
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1944 |
Canadian Pacific Installs Automatic Block Signaling
6.8 MB
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1943 |
Centralized Traffic Control Installed on 39 Miles of the Burlington
6.1 MB
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1943 |
Centralized Traffic Control Installed on the Virginian
7.0 MB
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1935 |
Centralized Traffic Control on the Texas & Pacific
5.1 MB
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1928 |
Changes on the C&NW
978.4 KB
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1928 |
Circuit Polarity at Relay Contacts
526.2 KB
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1936 |
Coded Track Circuit
4.1 MB
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1940 |
Coded Track Control
2.5 MB
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1925 |
Color-Light Signals on C&NW
6.9 MB
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1940 |
Controller Adjuster
1.3 MB
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1935 |
Crossing Signals on the Southern
1.4 MB
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1950 |
CTC Extended on the Rio Grande
4.4 MB
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1954 |
CTC Increases Capacity of Double Track
4.2 MB
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1954 |
CTC Moves Heavy Trains
4.1 MB
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1943 |
CTC on 107 Miles of Single-Track on the Rio Grande
9.7 MB
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1944 |
CTC On 185 Miles on Canadian National
12.3 MB
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1937 |
CTC On the Denver & Rio Grande Western
8.0 MB
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1950 |
CTC on the Reading
6.6 MB
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1952 |
CTC Pays Its Way on B&O
733.2 KB
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1955 |
CTC Saves Time for Freights On 135 Miles of Single Track
4.0 MB
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1939 |
DC Time Element Relay
1.9 MB
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1950 |
Double to Single Track with Remote Control
4.2 MB
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1947 |
Drawbridge Interlocking on the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
647.3 KB
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1937 |
Drawings of Relay and Junction Box Details
1.0 MB
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1919 |
Electric Interlocking at Charlottesville,VA
530.2 KB
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1943 |
Electric Interlocking Installed On IC
12.8 MB
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1954 |
Electric Interlocking on the Rio Grande
3.4 MB
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1915 |
Electric Interlockings in Australia
3.9 MB
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1949 |
Entrance-Exit Interlocking Installed on Missouri Pacific
3.0 MB
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1940 |
Facing Point Lock for Spring Switches
1.2 MB
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1915 |
General Railway Signal Company and Federal Signal Company Consolidated
986.1 KB
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1954 |
General Railway Signal Company Enters Fiftieth Year
1.6 MB
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1935 |
Ground Detector Relay for Instantaneous and Automatic Detection
2.3 MB
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1923 |
GRS Automatic Train Control
4.1 MB
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1927 |
GRS Type K Direct Current Relay
388.0 KB
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1947 |
Hoosac Tunnel Interlocking and CTC
1.7 MB
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1954 |
IC Combines Interlockings
1.5 MB
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1925 |
IC Markham contracts: News of the Month (June 1925)
579.3 KB
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1937 |
Interlocking and Signaling For New Bridge at New Orleans
5.9 MB
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1956 |
Interlocking Consolidation: Three Into One in Baltimore
6.8 MB
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1911 |
Interlocking on the North Western Terminal
7.6 MB
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1940 |
Interlockings Installed at Two Crossings
6.5 MB
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1944 |
L&N Installs CTC On an Engine District
9.0 MB
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1947 |
Large All-Relay Interlocking on the New York Central
2.5 MB
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1924 |
Low-Voltage Interlocking on C&NW
1.6 MB
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1910 |
Main Street Tower on the Chicago & North Western at Evanston, IL
666.9 KB
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1927 |
Michigan Central Train Control Approved
800.8 KB
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1939 |
Mission Tower Interlocking at Los Angeles
9.2 MB
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1947 |
Modern Interlocking Applied to Ore Transportation
1.1 MB
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1949 |
Modern Signaling on a Division
6.6 MB
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1943 |
Modernization of Automatic Signaling On the New York Central
9.8 MB
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1947 |
More CTC on the Burlington
2.0 MB
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1954 |
Motor Car Indicator
813.5 KB
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1911 |
New 400-Lever Interlocking Machine
3.7 MB
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1922 |
New Desk-Type Circuit Controller
1.6 MB
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1937 |
New Devices- March 1937
18.1 MB
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1936 |
New Electric Interlocking and Signaling at the Mississippi River Bridge at New Orleans
7.9 MB
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1949 |
New Interlocking at Chattanooga Terminal
5.2 MB
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1924 |
New Interlocking Construction Ideas
3.4 MB
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1949 |
New Interlocking in Louisville
5.3 MB
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1940 |
New Interlockings at Windsor, Ont. On the Michigan Central
14.1 MB
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1918 |
New Mechanical Plant on Chicago & Alton
702.8 KB
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1954 |
New Orleans Passenger Terminal
4.7 MB
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1917 |
New plant in Chicago Terminal District
586.3 KB
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1940 |
New Searchlight Signal
2.7 MB
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1935 |
New Signaling on the Boston & Maine
9.9 MB
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1935 |
New Signaling on the Route of the C&NW "400"
9.6 MB
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1927 |
New Triangular Signal Unit Produced by GRS Co
464.4 KB
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1935 |
New York Central Extends South Bend Interlocking
6.0 MB
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1937 |
New York Central Installs First Button-Control Route Interlocking
9.0 MB
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1949 |
New York Central Installs Interlocking
3.3 MB
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1944 |
New York Central Installs NX Interlocking at Utica
5.7 MB
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1936 |
New York Central Interlocking at Syracuse
15.9 MB
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1944 |
New York Central Modernizes an Interlocking
5.0 MB
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1955 |
New York Central’s CTC – It’s Four Tracks to Two
4.1 MB
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1956 |
NX Control Replaces Lever Machine
2.8 MB
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1936 |
NX Electric Interlocking
3.8 MB
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1954 |
NYC Combines Interlockings
2.4 MB
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1927 |
NYC First to Install Complete Train Dispatching System
8.0 MB
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1936 |
NYC Modernizes Electric Interlocking
9.0 MB
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1936 |
Phantom Indications
1.8 MB
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1935 |
Power Transfer Relay
1.3 MB
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1957 |
Pushbutton CTC Machine on NYC Is First of Its Kind
3.3 MB
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1954 |
Quebec, North Shore & Labrador
7.8 MB
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1920 |
Relation of Insulated Joint to Track Circuit
2.5 MB
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1937 |
Remote Control By Code
7.0 MB
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1955 |
Remote Control Eliminates Train Stops
1.3 MB
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1944 |
Remote Control Interlocking on the D&RGW
4.3 MB
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1947 |
Remote Control on Baltimore & Ohio
595.8 KB
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1944 |
Remote Control Project Saves Train Time on the Baltimore & Ohio
3.5 MB
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1944 |
Rio Grande has Longest CTC
9.2 MB
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1940 |
Route Type Interlocking at Tower Grove in St. Louis
11.1 MB
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1939 |
Safety and Design of Signal Circuits
5.0 MB
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1936 |
Semaphore Type Crossing Gate Developed on the Alton
8.3 MB
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1949 |
Signal Research and Development
2.9 MB
|
1911 |
Signaling and Interlocking on the North Western Terminal in Chicago
1.1 MB
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1925 |
Signaling at the Age of Maturity
2.0 MB
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1937 |
Signaling Eliminates Platform Maintenance
3.9 MB
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1944 |
Signals Direct Trains at Junction On the Denver & Rio Grande Western and the Denver & Salt Lake
2.8 MB
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1935 |
Snubbing Rectifier for 2A Signal
1.9 MB
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1952 |
Soo Line Completes Signaling on 260 Miles of Single Track
737.7 KB
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1934 |
Spring Derail for Drawbridge Protection
535.0 KB
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1930 |
Table Interlocker with Vertical Locking
467.4 KB
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1949 |
Texas & Pacific New All-Relay Interlocking
4.3 MB
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1911 |
The Absolute Permissive System
6.7 MB
|
1911 |
The Absolute Permissive System
881.6 KB
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1911 |
The Newest Terminal Interlocking
613.9 KB
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1924 |
Three Train Control Contracts Let
1.9 MB
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1931 |
Three-Track Signaling on 13.5 Miles of the C&NW
5.4 MB
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1937 |
Track Shunting Problems
2.5 MB
|
1936 |
Train Control on the B&O Diesel
2.6 MB
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1922 |
Train Control on the C&NW
824.8 KB
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1926 |
Train Control Progress in 1925
3.1 MB
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1928 |
Train Order Indicators Used Successfully on the CI&L
604.3 KB
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1954 |
Unique Combinations of Single-Track and Two-Track Developed on the Southern
3.8 MB
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1957 |
Where Two Tracks Do the Work of Four
3.2 MB
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1936 |
Wilmer W. Salmon, President of General Railway Signal Company, Dies
2.8 MB
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