Whitefield Junction. Whitefield, New Hampshire. Kit 1007 Whitefield Junction marks the crossing of the Maine Central Railroad and the Boston and Maine Railroad in Whitefield, NH. According to a plaque that stands near by this is/was the last remaining ball signal still in use in the United States. Ball signals like this pre-date the telegraph era and were found on railroads both standard gauge and narrow gauge around the country. This particular ball signal was erected in 1875. Kit Dimensions:    • Signal Shed       • Length: 1"       • Width: 1"    • Car House       • Length: 5"       • Width: 3 1/2" This kit features:    • Includes all three strucures:       • The Car House / Yard Office*       • The Signal Shed       • The Ball SignalB    • Laser cut wood for easy assembly    • Peel & stick shingles    • Several metal castings    • Simple step by step instructions    • Proudly made in the USA *The Yard Office can be built to match the prototype or as 3 seperate smaller structures. This kit contains small parts and is not intended for small children. Price: $69.95 A set of (2) Ball Signals only can be ordered from our BASICS line of kits.
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