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Beacon Hill tunnel, looking n.w. from sta.13

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Beacon Hill tunnel, sec.2, looking s.e from sta.21

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Portal of Beacon Hill tunnel

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Beacon Hill tunnel, sec.1, looking n.w.

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Park St. Station, Beacon Tunnel, looking east

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Park St. Station, looking west bound

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Park St. Station, looking east

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Cambridge Subway exit in south bound platform of Park St. Station

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Cambridge Subway entrance from south bound platform of Park St. Station

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Cambridge Subway exit from south bound platform of Park St. Station

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Exit and entrance coverings, Tremont St.

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Exit and entrance coverings, Tremont St.

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Escalator, Park Street Station, Boston, Mass.

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Reno inclined elevator, Park Street Station, Boston, Mass.

The escalators inside Park Street Station are seen in the image.

Main entrance stairway, Park St. station

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Stairway from north-bound platform, Park St. Station

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Stairway from south-bound platform, Park St. Station

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Park St. Station, Cambridge subway

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Buildings #32-36 Grove St.

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Buildings #34-38 Grove St.

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78-82 Myrtle St.

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Nos.131-134 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., August 6, 1910

The street level front of a large commercial building can be seen in the image.

No.124 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., August 9, 1910

The business premises of Thomas F. Galvin, florist, can be seen at the intersection of Tremont Street and Hamilton Place.

No. 134 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass., August 9, 1910

A large commercial building is flanked by the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on the right and the buildings with awnings on the left which stand at the Winter Street intersection.

Site of open-cut, Boston Common looking n.w.

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Site of shaft, Boston Common looking s.e.

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Beacon St. mall, Boston Common

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Beacon St. mall, Boston Common

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Beacon St. mall, Boston Common

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Beacon St. mall, Boston Common

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Shaft #1 and Beacon St. Mall, Boston Common, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

People sit on benches in Boston Common close to the construction site for shaft number one of the subway work.

Shaft #1 and Beacon Hill, Boston Common, looking southeast, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

The construction site for shaft number one of the subway is seen in the image. In the background the steeple of Park Street church can be seen on the left and to the right is the top of the Stearns Department store.

Shafts #1 and #2, Boston Common, looking southerly, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

The construction sites for two subway shafts can be seen in the image.

Shafts and overhead structure, Boston Common, looking east

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Shafts and overhead structure, Boston Common, looking west

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Shafts and overhead structure, Boston Common, looking north

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Shaft #2, Boston Common, looking northwest, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

The subway construction shaft on Boston Common can be seen looking in the direction of Beacon Street.

Shaft #3, Boston Common, looking east, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

The Stearns Department Store building on Tremont Street can be seen on the left beyond the Park Street subway station.

Shaft #3, Boston Common, looking northwest, Boston, Mass., October 5, 1910

The subway shaft next to Park Street Station on Boston Common can be seen.

Engineers' offices, Boston Common

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Engineers' offices, Boston Common

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Underpinning at Post Building

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Underpinning at Post Building

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Supporting a 30" water pipe over the tunnel during construction, looking n. w.

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Northerly drift, upper level, sta.21+50, sec.2, looking w.

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Northerly drift, lower level, sta.21, sec.2, looking w.

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Southerly drift, lower level, sta.20+50, sec.2, looking e.

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Heading and shield from upper deck

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Arch, looking east, sec.1

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Upper level, sta.22+25, sec.2, looking east

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