Boston & Maine Railroad Freight in the 1970s

In these films taken by the late Henry W. Marrec, we see freight action at various locations on the B&M system inclusing at the Hoosac Tunnel, East Deerfield Yard, Somerville, Waltham, Arlington on the Lexington Branch, and Ayer.

[@shortliner68]

Really enjoy seeing these RR movies from the mid-1960s to mid-'70s - back when I was doing most of my railfan activity as a teen/young adult. Brings back pleasant memories of hours spent watching trains at trackside.

[@scottlindquist8417]

Wow! I loved every second of the video, thanks to everyone involved in saving these Super8 footage!🇺🇸

[@dhdisprsmith2296]

Fantastic video! That’s the B&M I grew up with. Brings back so many great memories!!

[@user-mr3ct1dm9p]

WOW!! If there ever was a RR that needed to come back,it was the B&M--- but just as it was shown here. Just perfect !!!!!

[@gregleuze6657]

All of your videos are well produced. Alco RS’s are one of my favorite engines.

[@cris_261]

Loved seeing these views of the B&M. And special notice to all those boxcars with fallen flag logos.

[@JamesGordon-rz7nr]

Love seeing the different footage.

[@tedfisk1211]

That was a very enjoyable video

[@krakatoa8701]

Awesome. I was only 3 1/2 to 4, during those years. I do remember seeing the blue B&M running through Haverhill, MA. Hearing the Midnight fright running through from Riverside in Haverhill.

[@Cornelius5784]

Great movies !!

[@rjl110919581]

thank you video

[@user-uh4dv2zn5m]

this was my era of trains. I lived in Fitch urg, shhhh don't tell anyone, lol

[@Cornelius5784]

7:20

[@Cornelius5784]

Note: cabooses and no train graffiti !!!

[@tuggaworsley4281]

Who saw the 504 @ 6:39 ?

[@JoeRuff-pr5xu]

What, maybe two cars had graffiti? Curious