I got to activate a historic “Wigwag” at the St. Thomas Elgin Railway Museum. This was an awesome experience for me, as wigwags are extremely rare nowadays and especially in Canada. The museum staff seemed delighted that I knew exactly what it was, as they’re rather obscure outside of railfanning circles.
I got to activate a historic “Wigwag” at the St. Thomas Elgin Railway Museum. This was an awesome experience for me, as wigwags are extremely rare nowadays and especially in Canada. The museum staff seemed delighted that I knew exactly what it was, as they’re rather obscure outside of railfanning circles.
I took a video of it as well: https://youtu.be/TrhnffDZGWc?si=Ox-iCUKXBbhlxE72