Day White Mountains
4 ft 8+1⁄2 in (1,435 mm)
The Day White Mountains was a passenger train jointly operated by the Boston and Maine Railroad and the New Haven Railroad between Berlin, New Hampshire and New York City, New York. It served vacationers to New Hampshire's White Mountains. In line with trains of that era, it made many local stops along the way, as many as 34 in 1948.[1]
In 1956, the Day White Mountains name was discontinued and the service was replaced with Budd Rail Diesel Cars, requiring a transfer in White River. Junction.[2] That unnamed service was discontinued in 1961.[2]
References
- ^ "May 1948 Timetable: Northern New England Travel Guide". Boston and Maine Railroad.
- ^ a b "August 1950". RICHARD K. “RICK” HURST.
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Named trains of the Boston and Maine Railroad
- Alouette
- Ambassador
- Bar Harbor Express
- Cheshire
- Connecticut Yankee
- Day White Mountains
- Down Easter
- East Wind
- Green Mountain Flyer
- Gull
- Kennebec Limited
- Minute Man
- Montrealer
- Mount Royal
- Mountaineer
- New Englander
- North Wind
- Penobscot
- Pine Tree Limited
- Red Wing
- State of Maine Express
