G-Head at CofG Jct

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Tim Huemmer	General	Yes!!!	8/31/2004 7:42:04 AM

Pat Huemmer	General	CofG-head	2/15/2005 10:47:30 PM

Gregg Pullano	General	Why are these called "G-heads"??	8/14/2005 1:37:18 PM

Eugene Cain	General	It was known by SAL Men as the "EC" (East Carolina) mainline but it was actually the Charleston Subdivision of the SAL from Savannah to Andrews. This Signal is one of the origional ones installed when the line got it's CTC in 1949. The Track is still used by both CSX and Georgia Central and is known as the savannah River lead.	3/25/2011 2:46:22 AM

G-Head at CofG Jct
NS's double track to Savannah (in background) crosses whats left of the single track former SAL East Coast mainline (aka the freight main) via Charleston, SC
Date: 8/29/2004	Location: Savannah, GA Map	Views: 494	Collection Of: Carter Buchanan
			Author: Carter Buchanan

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: Seaboard Air Line signals

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