Framingham/Worcester Line - Station Listing

Station Listing

This listing shows only those stations which have seen service since the MBTA was formed in 1964. For previously closed stations, see the full list of Boston & Albany Railroad stations.

Miles City Station Opening date Connections and notes
0.0 Boston South Station 1899 Red Line and all south side Commuter Rail lines
Amtrak Acela Express, Lake Shore Limited, and Northeast Regional
replaced older terminal
1.2 Back Bay 1899 originally Trinity Place
Orange Line
splits from Attleboro/Stoughton Line/Franklin Line/Needham Line
Amtrak Acela Express, Lake Shore Limited, and Northeast Regional
2.4 Brookline Junction not a station
Former junction with Highland Branch (original Brookline Branch)
2.5 Yawkey April 29, 1988 Only operated during games at Fenway Park until January 2, 2001, when it opened to daily commuter traffic.
Currently being rebuilt with full-length high-level platforms and accessible street-level connections
3.5 Beacon Park Yard Not a station.
Connection with Grand Junction Branch
4.7 New Brighton Landing Planned to open in 2014
8.1 Newton Newtonville
9.1 West Newton
10.2 Auburndale
10.9 Riverside closed October 27, 1977; separate from Green Line station
split with Highland Branch and abandoned Newton Lower Falls Branch
12.5 Wellesley Wellesley Farms Originally Rice's Crossing
13.5 Wellesley Hills
14.7 Wellesley Square originally Wellesley
17.7 Natick Natick Former junction with abandoned Saxonville Branch
19.9 West Natick August 23, 1982
21.4 Framingham Framingham Amtrak Lake Shore Limited
junction with Milford Branch and Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad (NYNH&H, includes original Framingham Branch)
25.2 Ashland Ashland August 24, 2002 Former junction with abandoned Hopkinton Railway (NYNH&H)
27.4 Southborough Southborough June 22, 2002 originally Cordaville
34.0 Westborough Westborough June 22, 2002
36.4 Grafton Grafton February 23, 2000 originally North Grafton
junction with Grafton and Upton Railroad
44.2 Worcester Worcester Amtrak Lake Shore Limited
replaced older terminal
temporarily closed October 26, 1975, reopened September 26, 1994
junction with Providence and Worcester Railroad (NYNH&H), Norwich and Worcester Railroad (NYNH&H), Worcester, Nashua and Rochester Railroad (B&M) and Boston, Barre and Gardner Railroad (B&M)

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