While I was in Boston last week I focused on firstly getting every subway station photographed as well as underground the Green Line Stations, a portion of which (Boylston is the best remnant) is America’s First Subway. I also had time for the ‘E’ branch and a bit of the ‘B’ Branch. I should end up in Boston again sometime soon and will hopefully have a chance to walk the ‘B’ and ‘C’ branches and do a station-to-station on the ‘D’ Branch. My previous pages for my six-year old photos of that branch, including quite a few photos of the now retired Boeing-Veritol LRVs, I’ve rebuilt in my current php standard. Once I’ve made all the station pages for Boston a rebuild of Boston homepage is definitely in the works.
The Subway Shared Stops:
- Boylston–(20 photos)
- Arlington–(17 photos)
- Copley–(23 photos)
- Hynes Convention Center–(14 photos)
- Kenmore–(page rebuilt with 20 additional photos)
The Entire ‘E’ Branch, including the only street running trolley (in revenue service) left in all of Boston:
- Prudential–(13 photos)
- Symphony–(18 photos)
- Northeastern University–(9 photos)
- Museum of Fine Arts–(9 photos)
- Longwood–(11 photos)
- Bringham Circle–(15 photos)
- Fenwood Road–(3 photos)
- Mission Park–(11 photos)
- Riverway–(9 photos)
- Back of the Hill–(6 photos)
- Heath St–(13 photos)
Also a bit of the ‘B’ Branch:
- Blandford Street–(7 photos)
- Boston Univ. East–(14 photos)
- Boston Univ Central–(8 photos)
- Chestnut Hill Ave–(4 photos)
- South Street–(7 photos)
- Greycliff Road, Abandoned–(7 photos)
- Boston College–(19 photos)
Enjoy the 300 (somehow its exactly!) new photos of America’s First Subway Line, and today’s busiest trolley/light rail system!