Ducking Under. A CSX eastbound manifest is entering the yard on the farthest track, while another waits just above this P&W duo, which in turn awaits its next assignment.

NECR 608 heads south up Monson Hill.

Earlier this year word spread that the Rousselot Plant in. Peabody, MA would be closing by the end of 2023. The gelatin plant located on the South Reading Industrial Track is the last freight cust... (more)

The Boston area Pan Am/CSX Local train BO-1 is seeing its final week of service on the Danvers Branch to its only customer, Rousselot. With Rousselot closing in the near future, the last expected ... (more)

Don't Fall For The Trap! On the dark and overcast evening of June 26, 2021, the Mass Coastal/Cape Cod Railroad dinner train is seen crossing the Back River in Bourne, Massachusetts with Mas... (more)

August arrival to Manchester. An outbound bisects Manchester station off to Rockport.

2:30 Eastbound Empty Energy Long Hood Forward. After the passenger excursion crossed eastbound at 1 PM, the bridge lowered again for a double header: this eastbound past a Falmouth Branch w... (more)

EDRJ in North Adams with a 4 pack of SD40-2's

Bowdoin the current end of the Blue Line. There have been ideas to close this station or extend the Blue to Charles MGH.

A Type 7 arrives in Park Street via the oldest Subway in the USA. Unique feature of Park Street on the inbound side is a track right in the middle of the platform you can walk across.

This is Massachusetts? Fore River 102 retreats to the Quincy Shipyard after switching out Braintree Yard. Here at Eatons Pond, the scenery doesn't look much like Massachusetts.

South Shore Gem Fore River Transportation is one of the most obscure railroads in Massachusetts. Operating between the Quincy Shipyard and Braintree, the Fore River has an eclectic fleet o... (more)

1980's vintage #2 cars built by UTDC are just out of Beacon Hill tunnel, arriving at Charles MGH. click here to see how it was in 2000.... (more)

A PCC car approaches Capen Street. Time may be running out on them as long range plans call for new trolleys and upgrades.

A timeless scene still seen today, a PCC crosses Capen Street in this peaceful part of Milton. Trolleys stop for a stop sign clang bells making sure the road is clear then move on.