Mansfield is a Commuter Rail Station on the Northeast Corridor in a high-speed zone so each platform is equipped with an automatic system that chimes and displays flash 'train approaching, stand behind yellow line' for safety. It has two low-level side platforms with mini-highs at their southern ends. There is parking mainly along the outbound side of the tracks, with a station house on the inbound side with a historic clock. The eves of this house provide the only protection from the elements for waiting passengers. A ticket office is open from 5:00am to 11:00am.
All photos taken on 23 August, 2009

An outbound bi-level train leaves passing the mini-high platform

The station pedestrian bridge is closed and a sign about it

The Mansfield Station clock

The plaque about the clock

Passengers wait in the eves of the station house for an inbound train

The pay station for parking

Ads, including an auto repair near the station, park for free

Aclea Power Car #2022 leads a Washington-bound train through Mansfield

Aclea Power Car #2022 blurs by

Acela beyond the two mini-high platforms

Aclea Power Car #2009 for Boston, begins to pass the inbound platform

Inbound Bi-Level Car #1713 enters

Inbound Bi-Level Car #1713 continues to enter

F40PH-2 #1074 continues leaving Mansfield

F40PH-2 #1074 continues south

F40PH-2 #1074 has fully left Mansfield
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Last Updated: 7 July, 2011
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