Nasby Tower in 1988.  This tower was the eastbound gateway on the NYC Lake Shore main line into the Toledo Terminal and Stanley Yard.  The tower also protected the crossing of the NYC and the Toledo Terminal Railroad.  In a mid-1990's photo below, a Conrail LMS unit leads its train westbound past Nasby.  [Charlie Whipp]

Three photographs of the "Nasby" interlocking in 2006.  The top photos looks east while the photo below looks west.  The bottom photo looks north on the former Toledo Terminal, which is pulled up, and no longer crosses the former NYC Water Level Route.  The interlocking signal is still in place.  [Dale Berry]