Yesterday's Hot Spot |
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The location of this photo is Fostoria, Ohio at 5:33 on the morning of 9 July 1984. A
temperature inversion layer has worked its way into north central Ohio, trapping haze and
smog at the surface. You are looking east along the old Baltimore & Ohio main line; the
outline of "F Tower" is faintly visible on the left at the base of the communication
structures. Railroading has dramatically changed since this photo was taken nearly 35
years ago -- as has railfanning. And we intend to photographically revisit those noteworthy
locations. (R. Craig photo)
Each month during 2019, a different North American "Hot Spot" from the past will be the focus of a photo essay. If you are interested in helping illustrate those changing scenes, please let us know. Uploaded: 1 February 2019 | . |
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North American Hot Spots of the Past |
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January Vickers Crossing (Southeast of Toledo, Ohio) R. Craig photo |
February Ishpeming / Negaunee Corridor (Michigan's Upper Peninsula) Chuck Schwesinger photo |
March Marshall Canyon (Southwest/West of Spokane) Doug Wingfield photo |
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April Doswell Junction (North of Ricmond, Virginia) Stanley Short photo |
May Colton Tower (Southern California) Craig Walker photo |
June Hyde Park (West of London, Ontario) R. Craig photo |
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July Bill, Wyoming Placeholder |
August Easton, PA & Phillipsburg, NJ (Bridges Over The Delaware River) Scott Mattes photo |
September Tower 55 Fort Worth, TX John Shine photo |
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October Mechanicville New York Bill Johnson photo |
November East Dubuque, Illinois Mark G. Gayman photo |
December Roosevelt Road Overpass (Chicago) Rick Burns photo |
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