At Park Street Station, one of the many thousands of users of T system - Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority - expect to board your train in green line, the oldest subway line of the MBTA. ... (more)

A classic Boston PCC streetcar arrives at the Ashmont/Peabody Square Station at the the northern end of the MBTA's Mattapan Trolley Line. This two mile line running between the Ashmont and Mattapa... (more)

2 Green Line services cross paths making the turn at the intersection of Commonwealth Avenue and Brighton Avenue, also known as Packard's Corner. The intersection is named such because it was the ... (more)

A Boston College bound B Train waits for traffic to clear at Babcock Street on Commonwealth Avenue. Pedestrians also look to cross Babcock during this afternoon commute hour looking back towards D... (more)

A Red Line train to Alewife is crossing the Longfellow Bridge, whose repair has just finished.

MBTA Green Line trains are going along Beacon Street under snow covered trees.

Sometimes you have to get out and dig! MBTA trolley snowplow 5138 and its crew work to clear the Beacon Street line (now the MBTA C Line) in Brookline, MA, during a February 1969 blizzard that dep... (more)

PCC cars layover in the Mattapan neighborhood of Boston, MA at the end of the Red Line.

A pair of MBTA "all electric" PCCs prepare to depart from the Arborway loop for a trip to downtown Boston via Huntington Avenue. Twenty-five of Boston's 346 PCCs were of this design, in ... (more)

"High Speed" PCC: While the phrase High Speed may not be something commonly associated with a PCC Streetcar, the term as applied to this stretch of the MBTA red line on the... (more)

A family reunion of sorts as 01000 and the 01100's as posed for the photo line-up at a night photo session at Seashore Trolley Museum. Tower C once guarded the interlocking that would send Main Li... (more)

Business as usual on the MBTA Green Line as firefighters fight a three-alarm fire in a store near Coolidge Corner.

This hard-working machine, MBTA 3626, was a side-dump trolley work car used to haul ballast and dirt for track maintenance. It had an incredibly long service life. It was built by the Differential... (more)

Having departed from the Arborway terminal and ducked under the New Haven RR mainline, a pair of MBTA PCCs venture out onto South Street in Jamaica Plain on their way downtown via Huntington Avenu... (more)

On a quiet Saturday morning, MBTA Green Line trolleys sit idle at Lechmere, which is the end of the line and the furthest point inbound.