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South Station, Boston

Built in 1899 to replace the downtown terminals of several rail roads. Originaly named South Central Station. Architects Shepley, Rutan, and Coolidge of Boston. Cost 3.6 million Dollars in 1899. By 1910 it was the busiest station in the United States

Picture No
11007060
Media ID
46649783
Size
8661px x 5788px (34.0MB)
Credit
© Kye Elliott / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Original Celluloid' negative
Date
1902

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Busiest Coolidge Cost Dollars Downtown Replace Shepley Terminals


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