Mbta Videos

WBZ Producer Jon MacLean talks with former John Hancock chief David D'Alessandro who wrote the report.

WBZ's Ed Walsh has the interview.

WBZ's Ed Walsh has the interview.

WBZ's Ed Walsh has the interview.

WBZ's Ed Walsh speaks to WBZ Radio and TV political analyst, Jon Keller.

WBZ's Lisa Meyer with more.

From Phillip Bassett, Brian's teacher at Somerville High School's Vocational Education program: I had the pleasure of having Brian Davidson as a student for four years at Somerville High School in the Vocational Education program. Brian was a Special Education student with a special personality as well as some special talents. He was totally involved with his MBTA model making skills which were nurtured in my Drafting shop. He carefully crafted many models of trains, busses and buildings and could recite dates when each train came into service.. He visited me a year after he graduated and insisted on showing the students his technique which I have on video. I also have a video of Brian doing both characters in the Who s on First routine which he was know to do in the cafeteria or in any class. We at SHS were all blessed to have known Brian. He died in 2000 in the Harvard Square T station while coming home from work. When I went to his wake, all of his models were on display in the funeral home. His brother Henry gave me all of his work which I have kept on display in my office at Somerville High School.

Northern Light Productions produced a film in the mid 1980s about the Arts on the Line project which placed art throughout the Red Line extension of the MBTA. This is one segment of the film that focuses on the Davis Square Tiles and the statues outside the station.

Graf on the purple line tracks at Mass Ave Bridge in the Bean. Snuck down there mid day to get some shots. Author: libraryofvinyl Keywords: Boston Graffiti 2008 Purple line MBTA Added: July 22, 2009

The following is video from this morning's press conference with MBTA General Manager Dan Grabauskas and Cambridge Mayor Denise Simmons at the Alewife T Station.