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11/17/2003: Urban Archaeology

The MBTA's "A Line"

The MBTA subway system in Boston has 4 major lines. The Green Line (and the Mattapan portion of the Red Line) still use trolleys. The Green Line has 4 branches; the B, C, D, and E Lines. But what happened to the A Line? It actually went out to Watertown (our hometown) via Kenmore and Oak Square, but was "temporarily" closed in 1969.

Here is an actual 1967 MBTA map which shows its existence:
67mbta (25k image)

Map courtesy of The New England Transportation Site

There is also an article about the Watertown Line from an archived version of this site, courtesy of The Wayback Machine.


Monday the 23rd of August, bob smith noted:


please e-mail me pictures of the watertown yard and watertown station


Monday the 23rd of August, bob smith noted:


please e-mail me pictures of the watertown yard and watertown station


Monday the 23rd of August, bob smith noted:


please e-mail me pictures of the watertown yard and watertown station


Monday the 23rd of August, bob smith noted:


please e-mail me pictures of the watertown yard and watertown station