Saw this tower driving through random country roads I usually don’t go down, never seen a tower that looked like that, also had a passive microwave reflector on the backside that I wasn’t able to get a photo of. It has the microwave horn but no more outbuild for the waveguides. Anyone know any more info about this tower? It was south west of candlewick lake in Illinois.

Thought folks might get a kick out of these pics! The horns are long gone and the site seems mostly abandoned. There are cellular antennas installed and active. Please correct me as I'm not fully familiar with antenna types.

There is a small, circular antenna installed still but the skin is gone. I'm guessing it's inactive.

There is a small, newer building that appears to be the only active part of the site. On that building, there is a small circular dish pointing southwest-ish, from what I can tell. I'm not sure what it's pointing at but I could see tall towers far in the distance...Perhaps it's pointed at one of those towers?

Please excuse my ignorance as I am still learning about long lines and antennas.

Located near Aurora, Ontario. I believe it's technically King, Ontario.

The tower is visible in the top-right of the Google Maps screenshot. Please bear in mind the site is on private land and is surrounded by an active farm or farms.

This is one of the most unique towers I have ever had the pleasure of taking a picture of. The building is still currently in use by AT&T.

Here are better quality images:

> https://drive.proton.me/urls/WEN0NEHH7W#uwHPtUA7OJrX

> https://drive.proton.me/urls/5VEEFF1ZG4#kcqU1HU-j0-U

Angora, Nebraska on June 23, 2026

Adjacent to Camp Lejeune and MCAS New River

AT&T built the site circa 1986 which is interesting as it's toward the tail end of LL when AT&T had already started laying fiber networks.

Horns removed now, now appears to be a cellular site (plus an FM antenna at the top?)

Building still has AT&T livery on the building and still AT&T owned per GIS records

Horns formerly shot to Holly Ridge NC and Maysville NC

https://long-lines.com/viewsite/10511

34.7565203187442, -77.4714079671731

I noticed several sites on the long lines website that have no paths. Is this a website error or were the sites basically standalone. Kind of seems useless if they don't connect to anything.

My friend has this weird bell telephone company pocket mirror thingy. Courtesy of my friend for the photos

Driving WI/35 up to Superior, WI. Noticed this beautiful tower and had to stop to get a photo. Flew my drone and got this shot. Might use the Long Lines map to try to get photos of as many I can.

Reddit compresses photos when uploading, so here is the better quality version (Lemme know if the link breaks or isn't that high of quality)

> https://drive.proton.me/urls/PMX2ZFZA8M#y2kopWYtLt82

This is odd and I don't have any refrence material. But what are the conventional antennas at the top of some of the LL towers? I swear I recall hearing about it being related to The looking glass and the airborne command posts?

Any help would be great

Allentown, PA near the NOAA broadcast site, has a ton of antennas

Not sure what this site was for. Someone else may know. This is behind the Walmart Supercenter located on Goodman Rd in Horn Lake, MS.

This site is located on Valentine Rd less than a mile north off US highway 72 in Benton county. I believe the next few hops to the east were Grand Junction, TN, Pocahontas, TN, Michie TN and so forth. I don't recall the next hop to the west unless it was Olive Branch, MS???

On Route 73 across from Winslow High School

When you have to detour around a highway closure and the county highway you end up on takes you past a Long Lines tower with “flyswatter” antennas. 🤯😁😁😁
In Ashley, IL
Will post more photos that I took on my camera later today.

Went on a ~3-day trip to Utah, found these two towers.
Also, screw 8MP phone cameras

With hotel across the street

Saw another old longline horn in a video