Sorry for the late response. This one is located at the high school by a parking lot on University Street.coppercarl wrote:Wow, I didn't know about the one of City Hall. Was this the one on the far west end of town or by the high school?
Do you still live there?Woodsblakenp wrote:Is that the one on the corner of Camp Beulah? I used to camp there as a kid. I'm from Metropolis. I've never heard a banshee in person.
So you're familiar with Metropolis? When they installed the new whelens, they used the exact same poles as the p-15s, except the remaining one that is not in use. The reason it is still on the pole was because they were simply unable to do the exchange because of the location of the power wires. I would love to have it though and restore it. The Metropolis p-15s are very fond memories.Crazywarriorman wrote:You should most definitely get the remaining abandoned Penetrator that's north of town!
Only somewhat. I've never been in the town, but I go to SIU so I did some extensive research on the communities around here and their sirens. Yeah, the whole power issue is what the city manager told me as well. It's unfortunate, but I would definitely like to see someone get it rather than let it rot! Here's a map of all the sirens that a few of us Illinois siren enthusiast have mapped. If you can contribute anything, shoot me a PM and I'll see if I can get you added.Woodsblakenp wrote:So you're familiar with Metropolis? When they installed the new whelens, they used the exact same poles as the p-15s, except the remaining one that is not in use. The reason it is still on the pole was because they were simply unable to do the exchange because of the location of the power wires. I would love to have it though and restore it. The Metropolis p-15s are very fond memories.Crazywarriorman wrote:You should most definitely get the remaining abandoned Penetrator that's north of town!
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