Aceal 2027, P40 808, and F40 280 - Three different generations, three different paint schemes, one railroad.

Both 1013 and 1137 (a GP40MC) are waiting to depart Boston's North Station.

The Charles River Bridge looms over 1010 waiting to depart.

SD50 visits C30-7a territory as part of a fuel consumption comparison test

Everything in this photo is no longer here, the El, Boston Garden all demolished. A new arena stands in it's place and the Green and Orange line share a "super station" below ground at this spot.

A FP10 with a train of RDC's sits with a MBTA commuter service. Much has changed since this photo, taken during the rebuild of South Station which today features high level platforms.

Before the heritage craze...specially painted MBTA GP 9 painted in old B&M scheme. I do not think this locomotive is on the MBTA anymore.

A line up of power at Boston's South Station. F40's were still pulling most trains but the catanary tells a story of change.

A set of #1 Red Line cars roll into Charles MGH just after exiting from Beacon Hill Tunnel. These are the oldest cars on the T outside of PCC's Since this photo the station has been rebuilt.