Wigwag signal - Santa Cruz, Ca. 2015 (Lincoln Street)

Wigwag signal located at Chestnut and Lincoln Sts. in Santa Cruz, Ca. Santa Cruz Big Trees and Pacific Railway operates this former Southern Pacific - Santa Cruz to Felton line with regular tourist trains. Wigwag signal dates back to the 1920s.

[@piktureit]

That bell on the train is so fast XD

[@cynthiapickett7403]

Nice picturesque small town!

[@carltoncoleman454]

That's a weird location for a train to come through.

[@ADJLfanatic52]

It's a street runner. Not common, but they happen.

[@JawTooth]

hat is cool!

[@VictorianRailHeritage]

Jaw Tooth it sure is! Remember me?

[@TweezersUnlimited]

Another one is at walnut street.

[@caedennotz9408]

Woah so fast

[@tsrailfan6402]

Nice catch!

[@flattrain5834]

It’s 2019 is it still here

[@VictorianRailHeritage]

Flat Train sure is

[@flattrain5834]

Thanks

[@thesierrastandard7281]

It'll be there for years to come. The railroad company that owns this is a heritage railway and they preserve historic landmarks like this.

[@princessmarlena1359]

Thank God

[@freyrabbaddarmawan8247]

Sadly now it's abandoned

[@anb7408]

Looks like, per Google maps, the wigwag is still there? Question is, are the rails still in use?

[@Pixeltoaster-TV]

Yes, they are. I heard a train go by very recently, they run them pretty frequently.