A Great Photo of a Grand Union Intersection from Roanoke, Virginia taken in the 1930s.
Photographed in ideal conditions as well- nice new dark asphalt and the sun is just right to light up the rails.
This junction was at the intersection of Campbell Ave, and Jefferson Street in downtown Roanoke.
What is interesting to me is how tight the intersection is. The rails of the left turn routes intersect right on the rails of the through routes. I don't think a Grand Union Junction could be any tighter.
The overhead wire geometry is next to impossible to make out. It's easier to see its shadows. Is this four contact wires converging on one frog!?!
Construction Photo ca 1927.
Anyway- I thought I would share this interesting piece of construction. Yes sir! Thought I would share!
Dandy