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100 Years Ago: The Expansion of the Marlborough Railroad
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June 20, 1911: Two Plans Being Made: One is for a Tunnel Via Hill and Washington Sts., Other, Is Grade Crossing
The engineers who are making the survey for the connection of the Boston & Maine and New Haven railroad tracks, it is said, are preparing two plans—one for the construction of a tunnel and the other for crossings at grade.
One of the routes, it is said, would go under Hill St. through Washington, to the present Boston & Maine railroad. There will probably be but one station here when the plans now, in preparation are carried out.
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