Tower 55 as seen from the southeast, May 1996. - Photo by Steve Robinson

Tower 55 is located in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. It was once controlled traffic flow between Union Pacific, Burlington Northern, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads. The first Tower 55 was built about 1897. The present Tower 55 was decommissioned in 1995.

Welcome to RWY XRDS - Online Magazine, published monthly by railroad folks in Fort Worth, Texas.

A good day on the railroad:
- - - - - When everyone gets home safely.

• Recognition Hotline April 1997

• Dennis Mitchell Personnel Leave and Vacation Days Donated to Shotwells

• New Roads New Ney Yard Road

• Marcel Derrick Air Brake & Train Handling

• Dennis Mitchell & Jack Bausley Peer Support

• Mickey Cowling Know your Rules

• Mickey Cowling Answers to Know your Rules

• Eddie Exum Rules of the Way

• Baby Will Needs your help

• Vic Johnston Browder Shanty Gets a Facelift

• Duce Monkey Tails

Found: (1) Man's Gold Ring,
Found: (1) Camera Lens.

• Recognition Hotline March 1997

• Robert Sample Sample This

• Cy Martin Try This on for Cy's

• Cy Martin Cy's Two

• Cy Martin Retirees' Update

• Charles Airhart Fort Worth SU Safety Stats.

• Charles Airhart On using PPE Vending Machines.

• Dan Reed The Harrison Connection

• Dan Reed More on "The Owl"

• Mineola's T&P Railroad Museum

• Tom Greco "A Circus Train Story"

• Trolleymeisters Acquire Fort Worth Birney Car

• Steve Robinson PC Questions and Answers

• North Texas Chapter National Railway Historical Society

• Trinity Valley Railroad Club

• Age of Steam Museum SW Railroad Historical Society

• In Memoriam

• Joe Pike "A Railroad Kid - Growing up in a Railroad Town"

• Stuff You Find - - On the Internet

• Your Story Could be in this Space

Web Pages of Railroads in the Fort Worth/Dallas Area

Pages of Interest to Railroad Labor

Railroad Pages Of Other Employees

Fort Worth - Dallas Rail Scene

• Webpage of Executive Pay Pay Watch

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