NS 155 in Graniteville, SC, 10 years later

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Josh H	General	Why is there a clear signal?	1/29/2015 6:05:46 AM

Scott Harper	General	That signal is a non-automatic block signal and it doesn't give any type of occupancy. That is what the yellow forked marker indicates. This line is dark territory and this signal is basically an advance indicator for the spring switch at the south end of the siding at Vaucluse. If the switch improperly lined this signal would be yellow and alert the crew to be prepared to stop at the switch.	1/29/2015 6:03:11 PM

NS 155 in Graniteville, SC, 10 years later
NS 155 is coming through the small town of Graniteville, S.C., where 10 years ago, NS 192 ran into a parked NS P22 releasing a chlorine cloud that killed 9 (including the engineer of 192) and permanately closed Avondale Mills.
Date: 1/18/2015	Location: Graniteville, SC Map	Views: 278	Collection Of: Reginald McDowell
Locomotives: NS 6777(SD60M)			Author: Reginald McDowell

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: NS R Line (Augusta, Ga - Charlotte, NC)

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