Lubbock, TX (April 2013)
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SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Oct 2018
Lots of old stuff in and around downtown Lubbock- starting here at the interchange of Hwy 289 at E Slaton, southeast of downtown. This is very unusual- the himast installation at this interchange is 3 poles, each with 15 Revere 'Cateye' floods. The remote ballasts can be seen also, they are HPS.
This is the only installation I know of, using these floods as himast luminaires.
SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Oct 2018
There is a lot of overhead wired series left in and around the downtown area- this for example is at Broadway and Ave L.
A classic sight of an OV-20 with pole top GE series ballast.
SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Feb 2017
Looking west on E Broadway- the Meadowbrook golf course is to the right.
More overhead series wired poles, as can be seen quite a lot of this stuff is mercury too.
A closeup of the GE Form 400 in the previous pic.
SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Oct 2018
Looking north on Ave J between 17th and 18th.
We waited for this string to cone on, but it was faulty...
...so we moved across one street. This string was on, at Ave.K and 18th, again looking north. All mercury too.
Back at the E Slaton/Hwy 289 (the ring road) interchange, the Revere 'Cateye' himasts in operation. They are HPS and give a very good account of themselves, which probably explains why they've surived for this long without being changed for something more modern.
SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Oct 2018
In downtown again, the next few pics are round Ave.L and Broadway.
Further south on Ave.L, more GE Form 400s.
SurvivingChecked on "as of" date (either in person or via latest GSV available), so can be assumed to be surviving at least as far as that date
as of Oct 2018
The following pics were taken around the Civic Center area, and show some of the details of the overhead wiring used.
It's important to document this stuff, as it will inevitably soon be gone.
