Hoyt Interlocking Tower was located at the crossing of the Flint & Pere Marquette main line (later PM/C&O/CSX) which ran between Flint and East Saginaw, and a connecting branch built by the Detroit & Bay City railroad (later MC/NYC/PC) which ran between Denmark Junction and East Saginaw.
Photo Info: A signal maintainer checks the track in front of Hoyt Tower in the 1950's.
Hoyt tower/crossing was likely named after Jesse Hoyt, a Director of the Flint & Pere Marquette, who was also an invester in Saginaw lumber mill and salt manufacturing. [MCR-1872]
1912. The railroad commission approves for use the full interlocking and derailing switch and signal system at this location. [MCR-1912]
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