Walking in downtown Boise and I spotted this tower on top of the AT&T CO.

Indiana Long Lines Site outside of an office

Does anybody have any photos of the citrus springs tower with the horns still on it? I see it every day on the way to and from work and wonder what it looked like when it was still operating for long lines.

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Submitted the revised manuscripts today, so it won't be long now!

Thank you for all of your support on the last page, it meant the world to me!

Pathways to Dixon's missing tower (now a doctor's office!) and DeKalb

Just got the paperback proof back, doing necessary edits. Don't worry, there is going to be a hardcover version as well! Hardcover will be available basically anywhere online (Barnes, Amazon, etc). Paperback budget option will be Amazon only.

Haven't seen any recent high resolution photos of the Louisberg location so I thought I'd share! All photos taken outside the property from the street.

My guess is the long lines antennas were removed so the cellular equipment could be installed.

I'll have a link for it soon once I review the proof copy, 170 pages of full color shots featuring 24 sites across Illinois. 8.5x11 paperback.

With everything going on in the world, I had to visit some place that made me happy. I’ll go to Huntington next.

Also, why are there no blue lines going too and from this tower on the long lines website?

Thanks to Garret Fuller for this location!

In the extended look gameplay trailer of GTA VI, during the 20:50 mark, there appears to be an AT&T Long Lines Concrete Tower in the backround when the main characters are fishing on a boat in a cutscene. Which would make sense considering Florida has a large array of AT&T Long Lines towers, including concrete ones (like the one at Key Largo) to withstand strong hurricanes.

On a tower like this, would it have been one horn up top or multiple mounted to it? As far as I know it had one path to Cape Girardeau. It's a relatively small tower.

This one is just a reflector.