I know there has been a topic on here about sirens in rail yards but what about on railroad bridges? I have a link to a video made by the Penn Central Railroad company and at 23:28 you can see what appears to be a Federalcode Model 2. Was this a regular things in the 70s and can you provide any more...

If there was a Tornado/Hurricane/Air Raid/Etc. on the way, right outside my hotel room window is exactly where I want that siren.

In Hastings, PA there is an STH-10 mounted no more than 20 ft. From someone's home. Of course that person lives next to the fire station, but I don't know which came first.

Sort of on the topic, does anyone know what ACA/ASC siren this is?

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While looking over some old siren photos today I came across an old ASC/ACA add and came across a strange siren I had never heard of before, the Alertronic-5000. Is this siren rare, and if it is how rare is it, like are we talking Model 20 and EOWS-812 rare? Does anyone have any idea where some of t...

There's 2 EOWS-612s at a rail yard in Maryland by the Conewingo Dam that alert of the dam being opened.

If you look up a YouTube video called something like "Strange Noises set off air raid sirens" and watch it, it's somewhere in Canada and the sirens sound like Chryslers. Someone in the comments also said that that city has Chryslers. That video is fake, no way those "weird sounds&quo...

If you look up a YouTube video called something like "Strange Noises set off air raid sirens" and watch it, it's somewhere in Canada and the sirens sound like Chryslers. Someone in the comments also said that that city has Chryslers.

I was recently made aware that Hastings PA had an old siren mounted at or on top of their Fire Club. They currently use an STH-10 between two poles at their Station, does anyone know what this siren was, it burned out a while ago an they didn't replace it due to them acquiring pagers. Also does anyo...

Siren_Dude wrote:More detail would be appreciated, like a state or something?

Heh sorry... Ebensburgh Pennsylvania in Southern Cambria County.