With the extension of the siding, the old jointed rail was replaced with brand new welded rail. This view looks southeast at the Crooked Creek Bridge          
Cragford, Alabama had the distinction in Atlantic Coast Line/Seaboard Coast Line history as being the only siding on the Lineville Subdivision that was signalled (the signal indication to take the siding also was the indication for whether or not the siding track was clear or occupied). Cragford was on a major grade with compensating curves and near zero visibility leading to the decision to wire the siding.
Date: 11/11/1979 Location: Cragford, AL Views: 359 Collection Of:   Bernie Feltman
Author:  Bernie Feltman
With the extension of the siding, the old jointed rail was replaced with brand new welded rail.  This view looks southeast at the Crooked Creek Bridge
Picture Categories: Bridge,Track This picture is part of album:  SCL/SBD Alabama/Florida Foreign Power Stills/Roster; Cars, Bldgs. etc
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Charles Burgess General Neat history for this siding. Nice shot. 8/22/2011 12:45:59 AM
Olaf Junges General I agree, interesting history! 8/22/2011 2:38:16 AM
David Barrentine General Yes, neat. 8/22/2011 9:26:42 AM
Eugene Cain General It is amazing how Rail will flex like that. Great detail to the work Bernie!!! 8/22/2011 12:58:13 PM
Fred Goff General Fine catch. 8/25/2011 4:44:42 PM

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