Street Light Information Sheet Willis Lamm   Street Light Street Views - Old Time Survivors Part Twenty Two

(This is Part Twenty Two of a Street View tour of vintage and historical street and pedestrian lights for enthusiasts to view and in hopes of encouraging cities and towns to preserve some of these old luminaires and electroliers, or at least choose replicas that reflect the character of historic districts when modernizing their lighting. The images link to Google Street Views to make it easy to "look around" if an image interests you. The photos begin in Part One.)   Troy, NY Newer optics on older posts. (5th Avenue and Broadway) Post Acorns. (Hudson River, 112th St. Bridge) Troy also has a number of great vintage traffic signals still in service that can be viewed in This Section.   Salt Lake City, UT Quintuplets alongside the main entrance. (Utah State Capitol) Later versions of the quintuplets. (Utah State Capitol, E. Capitol Blvd ) Singles of the same style. (Utah State Capitol driveway) Single tall sectionals for pedestrian lighting. (S. Temple) More sectionals. (S. Temple, LDS Admin Bldg.) Quintuplets for pedestrian lighting. (S. Temple)   Luling, TX Can't say that these are antiques but they've been around as long as I can remember. (E. Davis St.)   Ogden, UT Opal glass posts alongside the entrances, 1909. (Ogden Post Office and Courthouse, W. 24th St.)   Des Moines, IA Opal glass quintuplets, 1909. (Court Ave.Bridge, Des Moines River)   Little Rock, AR Opal glass quadruplets alongside the stairs. (E Daisy L Gatson Bates Dr. and Cumberland Street) Mid-century acorns. (Arkansas State Capitol) Single and quintuplet globes. (Woodlane Dr., Arkansas State Capitol) Electric "gas lantern style" on brick columns (Governor's Mansion, W. 18th Street)   Port Townsend, WA Radial waves with LED lamps on ornamental posts. (Water Street) Radial waves with LED lamps. (Battery Way, Fort Worden Historical State Park) Several post acorns still in service. (Eisenhower Ave. & Battery Way, Fort Worden Historical State Park)   Green Bay, WI Opal glass globes on ornate posts, 1942. (Jefferson Courthouse, Jefferson Street) More opal glass globes. (Jefferson and Doty Streets) Several post acorns still in service. (Brown County Building, Jefferson Street) Please note: If you notice any entries that need correction or are aware of vintage lights still in service that should be added to this section, please Email Me.

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