These railroads were bought, leased, or in other ways had their track come under ownership or lease by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.[1] The NYNH&H was formed in 1872 as a merge of the New York and New Haven Railroad and Hartford and New Haven Railroad.
- Boston and Providence Railroad 1888
- Boston, Clinton, Fitchburg and New Bedford Railroad 1879
- Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad 1876
- Agricultural Branch Railroad 1869
- Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad 1869
- Framingham and Lowell Railroad 1871
- Mansfield and Framingham Railroad 1870
- New Bedford Railroad 1875
- Cape Cod Railroad 1872
- Cape Cod Branch Railroad 1868
- Cape Cod Central Railroad 1868
- Duxbury and Cohasset Railroad 1878
- Fall River, Warren and Providence Railroad 1892
- Granite Railroad 1870
- Hanover Branch of Massachusetts Railroad 1887
- Middleborough and Taunton Railroad 1874
- Nantasket Beach Railroad 1888
- Old Colony and Newport Railroad 1872
- Dighton and Somerset Railroad 1864
- Easton Branch Railroad 1866
- Newport and Fall River Railroad 1863
- Old Colony and Fall River Railroad 1864
- Fall River Railroad 1854
- Middleborough Railroad 1895
- Old Colony Railway 1854
- Dorchester and Milton Railroad 1847
- Randolph and Bridgewater Railroad 1845
- Plymouth and Middleborough Railroad 1892
- Providence, Warren and Bristol Railroad 1891
- South Shore Railroad 1876
- New York and New England Railroad 1896
- Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad 1873
- Norwich and Worcester Railroad 1869
- Boston, Norwich and New London Railroad Company 1837
- Worcester and Norwich Railroad Company 1837
- Midland Railway 1866
- Boston and New York Central Railroad 1858
- Norfolk County Railroad 1853
- Southbridge and Blackstone Railroad 1853
- New York and Boston Railroad 1864
- Charles River Branch Railroad 1855
- Woonsocket Union Railroad 1858
- Thompson and Willimantic Railroad 1863
- Connecticut Central Railroad 1880
- Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad 1878
- Hartford and Providence Railroad 1849
- Providence and Plainfield Railroad 1849
- Rhode Island Railroad 1849
- Rockville Branch Railroad 1868
- Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River Railroad 1892
- Meriden and Cromwell Railroad 1889
- Meriden and Waterbury Railroad 1889
- Milford and Woonsocket Railroad 1887
- Hopkinton Railroad 1883
- Milford, Franklin and Providence Railroad 1883
- Providence and Springfield Railroad 1890
- Rhode Island and Massachusetts Railroad 1877
- Woonsocket and Pascoag Railroad 1890
- Norwich and Worcester Railroad 1895
- New Haven, Middletown and Willimantic Railroad 1875
- Newburgh, Dutchess and Connecticut Railroad 1905
- Clove Branch Railroad 1896
- Dutchess and Columbia Railway 1877
- New York, Boston and Montreal Railroad 1874)
- Harlem Extension Railroad 1873
- Lebanon Springs Railroad 1870
- New York, Boston and Northern Railroad 1873
- Dutchess and Columbia Railroad 1872
- Philadelphia, Reading and New England Railroad 1899
- Central New England and Western Railroad 1892
- Hartford and Connecticut Western Railroad 1890
- Connecticut Western Railroad 1881
- Rhinebeck and Connecticut Railroad 1882
- Dutchess County Railroad 1892
- Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railroad 1907
- New York and Massachusetts Railroad 1893
- Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston Railroad 1887
- Poughkeepsie and Eastern Railway 1875
- Connecticut Valley Railroad 1880
- New Haven and Northampton Railroad 1849
- Hampshire and Hampden Railroad 1862
- Holyoke and Westfield Railroad 1870
- Shore Line Railway 1870
- New Haven, New London and Stonington Railroad 1868
- New Haven and New London Railroad 1857
- New London and Stonington Railroad 1857
- New York and New London Railroad 1857
- Hartford and Springfield Railroad 1847
- Middletown Railroad 1850
- New Britain and Middletown Railroad 1868
- Watertown and Waterbury Railroad 1870
- Pawtuxet Valley Railroad 1883
- Pontiac Branch Railroad 1880
- Providence and Worcester Railroad 1888
- Providence and Worcester Railway 1888
- Warwick Railroad 1879
- Westerly Granite Railroad 1881
[edit] References
- ^ RAILROADS IN NORTH AMERICA; Some Historical Facts and An Introduction to an Electronic Database of North American Railroads and Their Evolution by M. C. Hallberg (April 24, 2006)[1]
