Complete listing of all destinations of Green Line roll sign

I don't recall the E line ever terminating at Symphony. There's no crossover at Symphony. Perhaps it briefly terminated at Northeastern? I think there is a rollsign for that destination.

rhodiecub2 wrote:When the "E" line only went to Symphony station back in the early 80s was there a roll sign for "Symphony?"

No - I don't recall exactly, but they mave have used the 'E NORTHEASTERN' sign.

Jim

Ron Newman wrote:I don't recall the E line ever terminating at Symphony. There's no crossover at Symphony. Perhaps it briefly terminated at Northeastern? I think there is a rollsign for that destination.

The Symphony turnback was used in 1980 when Northeastern station was being reconstructed - the cars terminated at the outbound platform and used the trailing point crossover between Prudential and Symphony.

Jim

RailBus63 wrote:

Ron Newman wrote:I don't recall the E line ever terminating at Symphony. There's no crossover at Symphony. Perhaps it briefly terminated at Northeastern? I think there is a rollsign for that destination.

The Symphony turnback was used in 1980 when Northeastern station was being reconstructed - the cars terminated at the outbound platform and used the trailing point crossover between Prudential and Symphony.

Jim

What did they use for roll signs? E Northeastern?

rhodiecub2 wrote: What did they use for roll signs? E Northeastern?

I think so - it only ran for a short time, so I never took any shots of those cars in service.

Jim