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This series consists of photographs of the New York, New Haven and Hartford's facilities along the northeast corridor between New York and Boston. These photographs were submitted to the Commission as Employees' Exhibit 46, are referred to by the letters D and D/R in testimony, and were taken by Edgar R. Guinea. Mr. Guinea was employed as an engineer by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. The New Haven was a railroad that operated in northeastern United States between New York and Boston, with branches running through New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. The photographs in this series document the route between New York City and Boston, including pictures of the tunnels below Grand Central Terminal; the Harlem River Yard in the Bronx; the passenger depot in Stamford, Connecticut; the yards and industries in and around New Haven; and the New Haven's facilities in South Boston. This is one of the few series in this collection that documents an entire route of a carrier.