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FIXED FOUR-WAY SIGNALS In the New Millennium |
| Michigan Beacons |
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Signal enthusiast Conner Resotko took a drive through Michigan with his camera and provided some great images of Michigan fixed 4-way beacons that are still in service.
To view videos of many classic Michigan signals, visit Conner's YouTube Channel.) |
| East Lansing, MI |
A mast arm mounted Eagle (Albert and Gunson Streets)
| Hannover, MI |
An Eagle in excellent condition. (N. Jackson and W. State Streets)
| Hubbardston, MI |
A Darley beacon. (Main and Washington Streets)
| Maple Rapids, MI |
Another Darley beacon. (N. Maple Avenue and Main Street)
| Morrice, MI |
A Darley not currently lit. (W. Britton and S. Morrice Roads)
| Onsted, MI |
A Sargent-Sowell beacon. (Onsted Highway and Slee Road)
| Petersburg, MI |
A Darley beacon with a couple of indicatations upgraded to LEDs. (Saline and Center Streets)
| Westphalia, MI |
An interesting Marbelite. (Westphalia and Main Streets.)
| Stanwood, MI |
A Darley with incandescent indications (Jefferson St. E. & Stanwood Drive)
| Maple City, MI |
A 3-way Eagle with incandescent indications. (S. Maple City Rd. and County Rd. 616)
The southbound approach is yellow while the cross street and northbound approaches are red.
View from the cross street.
| To view videos of many classic Michigan signals, visit Conner Resotko's YouTube Channel.) |
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