75 or 80 years ago, my family rode from Manhattan to White River Junction, and changed there for the Boston and Maine line that ran north into the White Mountains. The Wikipedia history suggests that it was a new, faster line from Boston to WRJ . . . .(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_and_Maine_Railroad)
One route to Boston for the boys could have taken the Northern Railroad to Concord, NH and then south to Boston. I'm guessing you may have taken this east and then connected to a line that ran north. They could have gone south to Bellows Falls and then taken the Ch
75 or 80 years ago, my family rode from Manhattan to White River Junction, and changed there for the Boston and Maine line that ran north into the White Mountains. The Wikipedia history suggests that it was a new, faster line from Boston to WRJ . . . .(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_and_Maine_Railroad)
Thanks for your comment.
One route to Boston for the boys could have taken the Northern Railroad to Concord, NH and then south to Boston. I'm guessing you may have taken this east and then connected to a line that ran north. They could have gone south to Bellows Falls and then taken the Ch
https://www.scenicnh.com/white-mountains-railroads/. lots here!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway_Scenic_Railroad
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northern_Railroad_(New_Hampshire) this has a line diagram of all the stations
Two nice maps here:
https://weirsbeach.com/reasons-to-visit/history/railroads/
And in your spare time, Baedeker's guide to touring the US:
https://ia903201.us.archive.org/1/items/02338437.5401.emory.edu/02338437_5401.pdf
I'm sure there's a train expert out there who could clear all this up!