3.3 MBTA's leased PNLX locomotives prepare to shove an ex-CSX boxcar onto the Grand Junction at 3.3.

We Outside Amtrak 449 accelerates out of Boston with Phase VI P42 #108 leading.

Leaving Boston Massachusetts at 35 MPH on August 17th 1937. Otto Conrad Perry photo, from my collection.

Meet an Greet An ALC-42 recently arrived in Boston for crew familiarization. Once their ACSES signaling systems are certified for operation, they'll join the Lake Shore Limited power pool.

Temporary Heritage Unit In late 2021, Amtrak ACS-64 #662 debuted in an AEM-7-inspired Phase III wrap advertising Train Sim World 2. This engine has since been returned to its regular Phase... (more)

Unfortunately I have only noted this location as Boston. I`m sure someone viewing Railpics will know where it is. It is a line E service to Heath St

Take The Purple Line To Opening Night At Fenway. On April 4, 2010, MBTX 1074 (F40PH-2C, EMD, 3/1988) led Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - MBTA Train 563, seen approaching the Ya... (more)

This stop was also a fav of mine, here # 2 Red Line cars built by UTDC roll into the station.

Dilapidated. A rusty and worn Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Orange Line train arrives at Sullivan Square Station, beneath a few levels of highway overpass. This stat... (more)

Box in Boston. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) F40PH-2C no. 1071 (EMD, 1987-1988) idles at Boston South Station awaiting departure.

Trolley Tunnel. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Type 7 LRV no. 3636 (Kinki Sharyo, 1986-1988) is the lead unit on a two-car Green Line train arriving at Hynes Conventi... (more)

"Boston Holiday Trains"

On December 2nd, 2023, the Keolis Commuter Services (MBTA) 2023 North Pole Express, with freshly rebuilt EMD F40PH-3C MBTX 1067, and the Amtrak Boston 2023 San... (more)

A PCC trolley arrives at Cedar Grove. Going on this line was like going back in time.

The only part of the T where trolleys actually mix with city traffic.

Boston Runs on Dunkin! A type 7 trolley arrives at BUSY Park Street Station. Dunkin Donuts stores are litterally steps from each other in Boston and on the T.