Ayer: The Home of Boston's Freight Rail Yard, 35 Miles West | What Remains Ep 3
With Boston's lack of freight rail, one may wonder, does freight rail serve Boston at all? Well, Ayer Massachusetts, a town 35 miles northwest of the city holds one of Boston's freight yards. Cars are shipped here from as far west as Chicago, Illinois, and as far north as Maine. Enjoy! Subscribe to my Patreon: patreon.com/bostonbyrail Shout-out to my Patrons: Jared Ballou MP #boston #railfanning #rare #CSX #abandoned #panam
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