WSOR 10C

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Shawn Becher	General	Nice shot Brian! I see two signals in the picture. Does the WSOR use them, or are they just there from the previous owner?	4/4/2006 7:18:36 PM

Brian Connolly	General	This location is known as MX crossing, a diamond in the middle of Monona Bay (of Lake Monona). The WSOR operates on both of the tracks now. The tracks used in this photo are former MILW tracks, whereas the north/south line is ex-C&NW. The signals were used to guard the crossing, and there was even a tower at MX at one point. The stands are all that remain- all of the signals in this area appear to have been gutted and stripped of all valuables long ago. The WSOR uses short lights near some interlockings to indicate the switch allignment, but this area is otherwise all without signals.	4/4/2006 9:13:22 PM

Ron Moraca	General	Great photo of a vintage pair of E9A's and their train, Brian!	10/7/2008 6:01:18 PM

Andre Wehrle	General	Whoa. Those searchlight skeletons must have come down shortly after this, as I don't recall seeing them after my shooting days started not long after this.	4/15/2019 8:33:08 PM

WSOR 10C
After a weekend of touring the WSOR system, the business train returns to Madison. In a city of mostly small-time, localized railroading, it feels great to witness vintage equipment in regular operation. Scenes like these are rare, and I'm certainly glad that I got out to fan the WSOR today!
Date: 4/4/2006	Location: Madison, WI Map	Views: 575	Collection Of: Brian Connolly
Locomotives: WSOR 10C(E9A)			Author: Brian Connolly

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