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7:29:46!!! The #MBTAWorldRecord record is ours!! Thanks to the @MBTA for our awesome charlie cards! This has been an incredible experience.
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Northbound Main Line train with a smoking (S) car on front leaves Forest Hills elevated station in 1910. @archivesboston
I’ve been quiet for a while, but I moved to Quincy last month. That prompted me to finally try to “digitize” (GoPro pointed at the wall) this old #8mm from opening day of the Braintree extension. Once I crop it, I’ll post on YouTube and share the link. #Boston #MBTA #Braintree
I love how my redline train (1634) has the heat on (or maybe the AC just isn’t on). Either way, it feels great to walk into a sauna train during this heat. Not even one stop and I’m visibly sweating.
20 minute delays because of a disabled train at Broadway. Feels good to have the red line back to normal after the shuttles of the past 2 weeks of this section.
Construction of the new #Harvard station is well underway in this 1980s photo. #ThrowbackThursday #tbt #TBThursday #Boston #MBTA
Been awhile so I figured I’d throw one out. Where was this weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image taken? Good luck!
This weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image was of the old lower southbound platform at Harvard.
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Did you know that streetcars used to run down Blue Hill Ave? #onthisday in 1926, a city photographer snapped this image of a Blue Hill Ave streetcar at Waverly Street. ow.ly/Hk1z50PHf55
This weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image was of Sullivan Square on opening day in 1975.
I ended up with over 400 of these tokens over the years. 90% of them came in a bulk purchase I made!
This weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image was of construction of the upper level surface station at Broadway.
Signage at Everett station in 1976 announcing its closure. Replaced with the current northern branch of the Orange Line. #Boston #MBTA #transit #ThrowbackThursday #tbt #TBThursday
This weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image was of the old Everett platform in the 1920s.
This weeks #Boston #MBTA #Transit #MysteryMonday image was of Watertown yard in 1972. This was the terminus of the former A branch of the Green Line until it closed in 1969. This carhouse was used until 1994 until overhead wires were removed followed by the tracks in 1996.
Some have been converted to other uses while some remain practically unchanged. #Boston #MBTA #transit instagram.com/p/Cr52n6KOuqH/…

















