Thank you, arrow, so I know which way to... do absolutely nothing but stare at an old railroad alignment. Just north of here, this was rehabilitated to the Greenbush line (coming soon), while to the south is the road (with houses) leading to Damons Point. Before automobiles, and probably for a little while after, the road behind me was train tracks instead.

I-95 I-195 I-395 I-495 I-84 I-90 I-190 I-290 I-91 I-291 I-93 US 1 and Old 1 MA 1A US 3 MA 3A US 5/MA 10 US 6 US 7 US 20 MA 20A US 44 US 202/MA 10

MA 2 MA 2A MA 3 MA 8 MA 9 MA 12 MA 16 MA 18 MA 23 MA 24 MA 25 MA 27 MA 28 MA 30 MA 31 MA 33 MA 41 MA 49 MA 53 MA 57 MA 60 MA 62 MA 63 MA 71

MA 79 MA-RI 81 MA 99 MA 102 MA 103 MA 105 MA 106 MA 107 MA 110 MA 116 MA 117 MA 122 MA 128 MA 133 MA 135 MA 136 MA 138 MA 140 MA 146 MA 147 MA 150 MA-RI 152 MA 213 MA 228

Boston signs Brookline signs Cambridge signs Chelsea signs Logan Airport signs Mt. Washington area signs Newton signs Quabbin Reservoir signs Somerville signs Western Mass. town line signs Big Dig Gilmore Bridge Lowell Connector Massachusetts Avenue Morrissey Boulevard Quincy Shore Drive Storrow Drive Soldiers Field Road Misc. Highways Other old signs

The USS Constitution, Old Ironsides, as seen on the Freedom Trail.	Church St. SB, south of MA 117 in Kendal Green.
Olde style, New Bedford.	Redundancy in Waltham, along with the old New England font, on a dead-end spur from the actual Charles St.

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After dark, They come out. If you turn, They will find you. You must be protected from...

...Wellesley students. The observatory doesn't want headlights shining on it while people stargaze through their sensitive telescopes.