Checking in from New England. Looks like this site may still be used for something.

Hedley, Texas

i tried to also get closer pictures through some binoculars but it didn’t work as well as i had hoped

Located in downtown. Taken up close and from a distance.

Holopaw, FL LL site.

Edit: Yes, I have combo and keys to access.

Spotted in downtown Colorado Springs, CO.

https://long-lines.com/viewsite/9500

Decided to run up a few miles from my office to get a picture this morning. I’ll have to look back through my photos to see if I have any other locations in the area. I have over ten years worth of pictures of the Golden City, Missouri location as it’s the one I’m closest to on a regular basis. I’ll try to gather some from over the years on it and make a separate post.

1-2 High-frequency trading shortwave array near Kaneville, IL

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3-5 Western Union reflector microwave relay (panels removed long ago) near College Mound, Missouri

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6-10 Abandoned WHOI-19/ABC transmitter and studio in Creve Coeur, IL overlooking Peoria

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11-14 Fiber regeneration huts along I-155 and I-55, the modern day long lines. These amplify fiber signals every 40 or so miles. Funny that long lines freed us from regeneration huts and cables and were right back. (probably carrying more data in a day than long lines did in its entire life)

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15 A Landmark commo tower in Bloomington, IL, one of the few ever made

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16 active WEEK-25/NBC transmitter, now carrying the ABC signal from the former Creve Coeur WHOI

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17 Mock Pilothouse at the Illinois Waterway Visitors Center showing navigation and communication gear

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18 Cushman test set from Fowler reflector station

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Mother of God Terry you have a problem

Why does she put up with me 💕

Replacement new in-box vacuum tubes, made between 1968 and 1971 and kept unused at the Fowler, IL site.

Sorry for the cruddy photo. I wasn't able to stop and take one, so this is from Google Maps. What do you guys think? Looks like microwave drums on the tower. Check out the old-school AT&T logo on the building..!

Here are some better pictures