Main Street & Dexter Street Railroad Crossings Tour, Milan, MI.

So yeah, these 2 crossings were 2 that I've been wanting to tour for a while (and I say 2 because they are right next to each other and also have the same equipment), since to point out the obvious, I have found that these crossings both have Griswold Type B 8" lights! And it's really cool since you don't see those very often at all, let alone on a main line like the NS Detroit District (even though this line in itself doesn't see that much in terms of action, and there's also a few other cool crossings throughout this line, but still!). And not only that, these 2 crossings are also tied together electronically with only 1 relay case, and 1 set of sensors! Quite odd huh, I suspect that the gates and E bells were put in place sometime in the early 2000's, and before that, these 2 crossings were completely bell-less and gateless, but who knows. But I guess with that said, I hope y'all enjoy this one

Corrections/Honorable Mentions: Like I said above, these 2 crossings are on one relay case, and they do operate on the same approach and island circuit, and all 4 (combined) gates do rise in a certain order instead of shutting off immediately after one set of gates rise.
And I accidentally do call a light bracket or two on the crossings Safetran light brackets, even though they're Griswold, and a good majority of the gate lights here are in fact incandescent, and all of the bells here are GS Type 2 E bells

Location: Dexter Street, Milan, Michigan, Main Street, Milan, Michigan (In Order)

Railroad Owner: Norfolk Southern

Former Railroad Owner: N&W

Status: Active

Estimated Trains Per Day: 5-6

Amount of Tracks: 2 (For both)

Quiet Zone: No (For both)

The rest should explain for itself. Thanks for watching!