New York To Boston
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The following lines carried passengers between New York City and New Haven, Connecticut:
- New York and Stamford Railway - New Rochelle to Stamford, Connecticut via Port Chester - 1905-1926
- Stamford Street Railway - Stamford to Norwalk, Connecticut - 1897?-1933
- Norwalk to Bridgeport, Connecticut - ?-1935
- Bridgeport to New Haven, Connecticut - ?-1934
These lines connected New Haven to Providence, Rhode Island:
- Shore Line Electric Railway, New Haven to New London, Connecticut - 1913-1919
- Groton and Stonington Street Railway, New London to Westerly, Rhode Island - 1904-1928
- New London to Norwich, Connecticut - ?-1934
- Norwich to Danielson, Connecticut - 1906-1925
- Norwich and Westerly Street Railway - 1906-1922
- Providence and Danielson Street Railway - Danielson to Providence, Rhode Island - 1901?-1915?
These lines continued from Providence to Boston, Massachusetts:
- Providence and Taunton Street Railway - Providence to Taunton, Massachusetts - AD 1891
Read more about this topic: Interurban Streetcars In Southern New England
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