Does anyone have photos of the B&M station in Haverhill? Both before and after it was raised above street level? Any other pictures or info about the B&M in Haverhill would be welcome.
I grew up in Haverhill. In the 1940's and 50's my mother would take me and my brother to visit my grandmother who lived in Hyde Park, MA. We would take a train from Haverhil to North Station in Boston, then take the elevated/subway train to Forest Hills. We would then take a street car to Cleary square,where we would walk up Oak St. to my grandmother's house. It was quite a trip in those days. Sometimes it would be a steam locomotive and sometimes a diesel. I imagine the steamers were Pacifics. I always liked the locomotives with Elesco feedwater heaters although I did not know what they were at the time.
Coming back to Haverhil I always wanted to go further north than Haverhill but never did. I was always curious to see what lie beyond the Louis Hamel Leather Co.
Thanks for any info.

You'll find Haverhill pix here:

http://www.lightlink.com/sglap3/massachusetts/

PBM

Hi ferro.
Thanks for this web site. Unfortunately it has no pictures of the Haverhill station.
There is a picture of the freight house on Hale St. but that's it.
Thanks again.
John

I don't know if this is of the actual Haverhill station or not, but here is what I found...

Hi Hank. It sure is the Haverhill station. I remember it well.
I'll add some pice soon.
Thanks for posting yours.
John

Here you go....

JC,

Perhaps I should have been more specific. Look in the postcard archive of the web site, not the stations index.

PBM

Thanks. That's great. Good pictures of Haverhill station and a lot of others.
I have some other pictures that I got at the Haverhill Public Library years ago. As soon as I get them scanned and figure out how to post them here, I'll do it
Thanks again. John

Thanks. Steve
John