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Boston Transit Fun
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 28 Dec 1999 04:24:26 GMT
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Over the holidays, I did my usual spend a day shopping in Boston, and did
some transit riding. I wish I had brought along my camera though. One
station which is very much worth a visit with a camera is Boylston on the
Green Line. There is some MOW or retired equipment there. Each side of the
station has two pieces of equipment, the outbound side has a yellow wooden
box car like vehicle, and an old PCC car. The inbound side has two different
pieces (didn't get too close a look because I didn't stop at that station).
Going outbound, I got the front seat, so got a nice view of the tunnel. I
also rode the red line, and the commuter rail. I haven't paid a lot of
attention over the years, but I think there are a few other stations which
have MOW or retired equipment (I recall some equipment at North Station).
Frank
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| (...) The best place I can suggest for anyone in the Toronto, Ont area to visit for ideas of light rail equipment is the Halton County Radial Museum, near Rockwood, Ont. First rate, they have lots of ex-TTC stuff, including #4000, the first Toronto (...) (25 years ago, 28-Dec-99, to lugnet.trains)
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