Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority 1100
MBTA No. 1100 is the first engine in a set of 17 remanufactured diesels to be used in the upgrading of Boston commuter service. The engine was re-worked by the Illinois Central Gulf in their Paducah, Kentucky shops. It is designated as an FP10. Part of the order have head-end power while the others are equipped with steam generators. This view of 1100 was taken crossing Boston's Fort Point Channel Bridge once acclaimed the largest bascule bridge in the world. LEased Canadian GO coaches are being used to improve commuter rail service. March 23, 1979.
Collection of Matthew D. Cosgro
Image > Postcard > Printed > Chrome
Publisher: Audio-Visual Designs
Photographer: Norton D. Clark
Date: March 23, 1979
Postmark: Not postally used.
Location, depicts: Boston, MassachusettsView Location Details
Location, was published at: Earlton, New York
Subject, Agency: Massachusetts Bay Transportation AuthorityView Railroad Details
Subject, Station: North StationView Station Details
Object ID: 9304001617
Recorded: 2021-10-24
Watermark Removal & Reproduction: Not Available