. The Street railway journal . 1 i. FIG. 2.—CROSS-SECTION OF EAST BOSTON TUNNEL UNDERTHE HARBOR is a fireproofed guard-strip, designed to keep the trolley andwire away from the concrete. It is made of North Carolinapine, and is 10 ins. wide and ij^-in. thick. Above this strip isan additional strip %-in. thick. Round trolley was used insteadof Fig. 8 trolley on account of the greater ease with whichit can be handled on the reels. There are no section insulatorsin the trolley at any point in the tunnel. The feeder system of the tunnel is shown in Fig. 5. Twocables of 1,000,ooo-circ.mil cross s

. The Street railway journal . 1  i. FIG. 2.—CROSS-SECTION OF EAST BOSTON TUNNEL UNDERTHE HARBOR is a fireproofed guard-strip, designed to keep the trolley andwire away from the concrete. It is made of North Carolinapine, and is 10 ins. wide and ij^-in. thick. Above this strip isan additional strip %-in. thick. Round trolley was used insteadof Fig. 8 trolley on account of the greater ease with whichit can be handled on the reels. There are no section insulatorsin the trolley at any point in the tunnel. The feeder system of the tunnel is shown in Fig. 5. Twocables of 1,000,ooo-circ.mil cross s Stock Photo
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. The Street railway journal . 1 i. FIG. 2.—CROSS-SECTION OF EAST BOSTON TUNNEL UNDERTHE HARBOR is a fireproofed guard-strip, designed to keep the trolley andwire away from the concrete. It is made of North Carolinapine, and is 10 ins. wide and ij^-in. thick. Above this strip isan additional strip %-in. thick. Round trolley was used insteadof Fig. 8 trolley on account of the greater ease with whichit can be handled on the reels. There are no section insulatorsin the trolley at any point in the tunnel. The feeder system of the tunnel is shown in Fig. 5. Twocables of 1, 000, ooo-circ.mil cross section each are run southwardfrom Lincoln power station on Atlantic Avenue along the ele-vated railway structure to the Atlantic Avenue station of thetunnel. Additional cables, used by surface and subway lines, are also run from Lincoln power station to this point. Here allthe cables for the tunnel conduits pass down the structure to adistributing switchboard located in that part of the AtlanticAvenue tunnel station, known as the At