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The '''Boston and Albany Railroad''' was a [[railroad]] connecting [[Boston, Massachusetts]] to [[Albany, New York]]. It was merged into the [[New York Central Railroad]] but kept its name to the public. The tracks are now used by [[Amtrak]] and the [[MBTA]] for passenger service, as well as for [[CSX]] and maybe other companies for freight. |
The '''Boston and Albany Railroad''' was a [[railroad]] connecting [[Boston, Massachusetts]] to [[Albany, New York]]. It was merged into the [[New York Central Railroad]] but kept its name to the public. The tracks are now used by [[Amtrak]] and the [[MBTA]] for passenger service, as well as for [[CSX]] and maybe other companies for freight. |
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The Boston and Albany Railroad was a railroad connecting Boston, Massachusetts to Albany, New York. It was merged into the New York Central Railroad but kept its name to the public. The tracks are now used by Amtrak and the MBTA for passenger service, as well as for CSX and maybe other companies for freight.
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