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| Most of the glass insulators still in use in the region are on the railroads. This is near Talent, Oregon. |
| These suspensions are near the freeway in Grants Pass, Oregon. These are relatively common in the region on PP&L lines. They are bowl-shaped, and come in clear and blue-aqua. |
| These carnival-glass supensions were made by Pyrex in the early 1940's. From below, they just look like dirty clear glass. This photo is from Springfield, Oregon. |
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Two CD133 ER's in use near Summerlake, Oregon. Who knows how they got there, but it looks like they've been in service a long time. Photo by Scott Morrell |
| Here's a dome-embossed Brookfield near Medford, Oregon. |
| These have been in service here for 70 years! |
