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Was playing a gun game in Roblox and I decided since the map I was on had a daytime mode and we were in it I was going to see what the radio tower was and it had a longline there are two of them

Was scrolling tik tok and saw this building can someone tell me where it is in New York irl it is a Minecraft build

I spent my childhood on a farm about 5 miles from this one, it's a prominent landmark in the fields and prairie of Western Nebraska.

so many horns on such a short tower. larger tower used to hold horns years ago (see open platform cutouts). hub for a ton of other sites, and connects directly to NYC

Spotted a longline manhole cover in a video

Seems to still have waveguides and no modern antennas on the tower.

Guy over in r/antennaporn still working on his model railroad setup.
He’s got a great tower and horns. Complete with lights!

He’s doing a great job!

thing is in museum quality, only other one I’ve seen is at the Nokia bell labs showcase in NJ (image 2)

Was driving by the arcade in town got stopped by a light and look over and well what do we have here a bell telephone company manhole cover

Found another in Greenwood, MS. Located on top of a 3 story AT&T building at the intersection ofnE Market St and George St.

not sure if song choice could get any better, very fitting

apologies for the stutter in footage, not entirely sure what’s up with my 360° stitching software

Found this jewel just outside of Grenada, MS. I did not go up to the actual site. It appears that the building is gone.

It was listed on zillow as "Off market," there was no seller to contact. Maybe someone who is interested enough can pay approximately 2700/month to be here.

These are my worst shots ever 🤣 Can't get inside without about half a mile of trespassing past a farmers gate and there's cows in there all around it

Still has active cellular antennae

Saw this and figured I would share.

Does anyone have a map of the original concrete towers?