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Old Colony plugs Boston’s commuting gap
By Railway Gazette International and RAH1998-01-01T11:00:00
INTRO: Richard Hope reports on the reopening of a three-line network partially abandoned since 1959 which forms one of the biggest current commuter rail projects around US cities NOVEMBER 30 saw all day service introduced on 106route-km of the former Old Colony Railroad to the southeast of Boston after a ...
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