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US East Transit
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Boston Subway |
The Red Line is the longest subway line in Boston. The line starts in Alewife, going through Cambridge, stopping at Harvard, then runs thru downtown. South of downtown it splits into two branches, one to Ashmont, the other to Quincy/Braintree. The Red Line seems to have the widest and biggest cars of the 3 Boston heavy rail lines.
Click on any photo to enlarge.
 A
Red Line train seen under Boston quickly leaving the station. |
Same
train, this line links Cambridge with Boston as well as points south. |
 MGH/Charles
station is the only elevated station left in downtown Boston with the
removal of the Green Line El. (4/05) |
 Out
bound train leaving St. Charles onto the Longfellow Bridge to Cambridge.
(4/05) |
 Inbound
train leaving Charles, next stop Park St. (4/05) |
 Train
about to depart Park St. (4/05) |
 Train
is rushing into Harvard Station. (4/05) |
 Train
just unloaded at Ashmont (10/11/10) |
 Downtown
Crossing (10/11/10) |
 Departing
JFK (10/11/10) |
 JFK
station (10/11/10) |
 Departing
Park St. (10/11/10) |
 Departing
Park St. (10/11/10) |
 Crossing
the Longfellow Bridge (10/09/10) |
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