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Nostalgia & History > At the Tucson Amtrak StationDate: 02/13/18 10:09 At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: GP25 I saw this at the Tucson Amtrak Station.
What tower did this come from? Jerry Martin Los Angeles, CA Central Coast Railroad Festival Date: 02/13/18 10:12 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: GP25 Date: 02/13/18 10:14 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: BCHellman No tower. It sat on the upper floor of the Tucson depot when there was a DS office, before the office moved to Roseville. The board did not make the trip to Roseville and was donated to the Arizona Railway Museum in Chandler, Arizona.
The Gila Subdivision CTC board has come home. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/13/18 10:18 by BCHellman. Date: 02/13/18 10:32 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: mundo Back in the 1970; when I visited the facility, it was in a separate CTC building east of the Station.
Date: 02/13/18 10:51 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: WAF Gila Sub.. Yuma to Tucson
Date: 02/13/18 12:33 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: Seventyfive Is this still at the Tucson depot on display? Wondering when you took those
really interesting photos. Thanks for showing us here. Lots of great dispatching equipment history there. Date: 02/13/18 13:03 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: BCHellman mundo Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Back in the 1970; when I visited the facility, it > was in a separate CTC building east of the > Station. OK. Didn't know the boards sat in a separate building. The paper job sat on the second floor just above the letters "Tuscon" on front of the Tucson depot. Date: 02/13/18 13:50 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: daniel3197 BCHellman Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > No tower. It sat on the upper floor of the Tucson > depot when there was a DS office, before the > office moved to Roseville. The board did not make > the trip to Roseville and was donated to the > Arizona Railway Museum in Chandler, Arizona. > > The Gila Subdivision CTC board has come home. AAH that sounds like the former ATSF San Bernardino CAL dispatch office of the 1980s which was just upstairs from the main San bernardino CA Depot. This was a Regional dispatch office for the ATSF. ---Daniel Date: 02/13/18 14:50 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: the_expediter The Plane pic makes as much sense as ____ being our --------!...SHM
Date: 02/13/18 18:41 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: rrpreservation Very cool!! Thanks for sharing your photos.
Date: 02/13/18 22:05 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: ble692 A previous post on the subject...
https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?4,4279662,4280252#msg-4280252 And a picture of the information they have there on display with machine. Date: 02/14/18 14:21 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: WAF Couldn’t,t read the tabs, so I thought the board was just the West End. Didn’t,t realize it included the East end.
Date: 02/15/18 11:22 Re: At the Tucson Amtrak Station Author: sp3204 I can almost hear Vance Shirley (daylight dispatcher) on that board. He would talk to someone,
then leave the mike open and sort of talk to himself out loud about where he might make other meets. Vance was a pretty good dispatcher and pleasant to work with. |