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Mansfield is a Commuter Rail Station on the Northeast Corridor in a high-speed zone so each platform is equipped with an automatic system that chimes and displays flash 'train approaching, stand behind yellow line' for safety. It has two low-level side platforms with mini-highs at their southern ends. There is parking mainly along the outbound side of the tracks, with a station house on the inbound side with a historic clock. The eves of this house provide the only protection from the elements for waiting passengers. A ticket office is open from 5:00am to 11:00am.
All photos taken on 23 August, 2009

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An outbound bi-level train leaves passing the mini-high platform
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The outbound platform
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The station pedestrian bridge is closed and a sign about it
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The station building
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The Mansfield Station clock
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The plaque about the clock
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Passengers wait in the eves of the station house for an inbound train
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The pay station for parking
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Ads, including an auto repair near the station, park for free
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Aclea Power Car #2022 leads a Washington-bound train through Mansfield
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Aclea Power Car #2022
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Aclea Power Car #2022 blurs by
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Acela beyond the two mini-high platforms
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Aclea Power Car #2009 for Boston, begins to pass the inbound platform
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Inbound Bi-Level Car #1713 enters
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Inbound Bi-Level Car #1713 continues to enter
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F40PH-2 #1074 leaves
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F40PH-2 #1074 continues leaving Mansfield
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F40PH-2 #1074 continues south
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F40PH-2 #1074 has fully left Mansfield
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