Description
Trackside telephones, spaced at fairly frequent intervals, are a vital necessity on most railroads. These phones are usually sheltered in shanties or in a box mounted on telegraph poles, and connected to a dispatcher's or operator's train line or the nearest interlocking tower or station.
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