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	world.nycsubway.org/United States/Boston, Massachusetts/MBTA Green Line (Subway)
		This station was one of the more unique on the Green Line as it featured both an elevated station, and also a surface level platform on the street.
		The Green Line now uses a temporary incline to reach the elevated trackage, using a new portal constructed in the area once used by the old Orange Line El.
		Green Line passengers can transfer here to the Blue Line operating on a lower level.
	world.nycsubway.org /us/boston/green-subway.html (1798 words)

	Green Line (MBTA) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It is the oldest line of Boston's subway, running underground downtown and on the surface in outlying areas.
		The line was given the green color because it goes primarily though the area of Boston called the Emerald Necklace of Boston.
		Lechmere is the north end of the Green Line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Green_Line_(MBTA) (3062 words)

	MySimmons Intranet: MBTA Green Line D Branch Improvement Project
		This summer, the D Branch of the Green Line will be rehabilitated between Fenway and Riverside Stations.
		In an effort to minimize the impact on Green Line customers, the summer time period has been selected to take advantage of reduced customer travel in July and August.
		Throughout the summer, the MBTA will be providing periodic updates on the progress of Phase I and further information on Phase II.
	my.simmons.edu /archives/2007/06/mbta_green_line.shtml (430 words)

	MBTA erases vestiges of old Arborway Station - The Boston Globe
		Some riders interviewed along the Green Line last week were puzzled why the abandoned section has remained on the charts.
		Another group of four maps illustrating the Green Line in detail contains a dotted line for part of the E route and the notation, ''Streetcar service is temporarily suspended between Heath Street and Arborway." Similar signs are posted in numerous stations and trains.
		They also display four stations on the Green Line's B branch that were eliminated last year.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/08/29/mbta_erases_vestiges_of_old_arborway_station (684 words)

	State seen readying plans for Green Line extension - The Boston Globe
		The state is expected to announce plans soon to build the MBTA's Green Line extension through Somerville and West Medford, one of the transit projects legally required as part of the Big Dig, said state and local officials who have been informed about the plan.
		The state's plans are also expected to include adding stations on the MBTA's Fairmount commuter rail line in Dorchester, Mattapan, and Hyde Park; doubling the capacity of commuter rail service from Worcester and Framingham to Boston; and increasing parking at some commuter rail hubs, the officials said.
		Recent projections on ridership and air quality for the Green Line extension were better than expected, according to members of an MBTA advisory committee.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/05/12/state_seen_readying_plans_for_green_line_extension (1090 words)

	TrAnSiTiNfO's MBTA Information
		MBTA, known as Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority serves the Boston area with Rapid, Surface, and Commuter Railroad service.
		The MBTA employs 6,500 people, who build, maintain, and run the system.
		The rapid transit system dates back to 1897, with the nation's first subway, the green line.
	www.angelfire.com /biz4/nyctransit/mbta.html (101 words)

	Newton Country Players Directions
		Use the MBTA Green Line and exit the train at the Riverside station.
		MBTA Orange, Blue and Red Lines: Connect to the Green Line and exit the train at the Riverside Station.
		Commuter Rail - Framingham/Worcester Line: Use the Framingham/Worcester Line of the MBTA Commuter Rail.
	www.newtoncountryplayers.org /directions.html (576 words)

	Public Transportation - Boston College
		The MBTA's "Green Line" can be used to reach Boston College from all of the hotels in Downtown Boston.
		The Cleveland Circle branch of the MBTA's "Green Line" (C) ends at Cleveland Circle at the intersection of Beacon Street and Chestnut Hill Avenue.
		Boston College is within walking distance (approximately one mile) of the Chestnut Hill and Reservoir stops on the Green Line (D) and the Cleveland Circle stop on the Green Line (C).
	www.bc.edu /offices/commencement/transportation/public (165 words)

	MBTA drops free fares on Green Line - News
		Boston University students accustomed to free rides when traveling outbound on the Green Line at street level will be in for a change after the MBTA decided last week to cancel all free outbound rides.
		According to the MBTA website, users will be able to restock the value of their cards automatically from linked credit or debit accounts.
		MBTA travelers who purchase monthly passes to travel the subway will need to buy Monthly Inner Express Passes that cover all travel on the subway and buses.
	www.dailyfreepress.com /news/2006/11/17/News/Mbta-Drops.Free.Fares.On.Green.Line-2467638.shtml (399 words)

	2006-2007 Venues & Directions - Bank of America Celebrity Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The most convenient MBTA stops to the Citi Wang Theatre and the Citi Shubert Theatre are the MBTA Orange Line New England Medial Center stop and the MBTA Green Line Boylston Street stop.
		The MBTA Red Line Park Street stop is two blocks north of the theatres on Tremont Street.
		The MBTA Green Line stop is Boylston/Theatre District.
	www.celebrityseries.org /01_PERFORMERS/perf_venues.htm (2717 words)

	Arborway Committee - ARRPAC Notes
		While Wall has not been selected for the job of providing amenities at the new Green Line stops, their presentation was a useful starting point in focusing ARRPAC on the issues related to street design.
		MBTA consultants also made a presentation regarding the power substation, which will be needed to augment the power supply for streetcar operation between Heath Street and Arborway/Forest Hills.
		McArdle discussed the unique character of the line, saying that while other cities average one-mile stop intervals, spacing as close as ¼ mile is considered acceptable for this route, a plan consistent with stop spacing on other outer Green Line branches in urban areas.
	www.arborway.net /lrv/arrpac.html (3725 words)

	MBTA Green Line could be extended into city of Somerville - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The project is called "Beyond Lechmere" and may result in new bus lines and commuter rail stops and an expansion of the T's Green Line to Somerville.
		The state is already legally obligated to extend the Green Line into Somerville by Dec. 31, 2011 as part of a statewide plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
		Jan Okolowicz of Parsons Brinckerhoff said the MBTA would be more likely to receive federal funding for a project involving the bus line, a suggestion that was hissed at by the audience.
	www.tuftsdaily.com /news/2004/10/29/News/Mbta-Green.Line.Could.Be.Extended.Into.City.Of.Somerville-1489260.shtml (918 words)

	Directions
		MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or the T) Take MBTA green line E train (Heath Street) to Museum stop.
		Take the B, C, or D green line train to the Hynes Convention Center stop.
		Another option is to take the B, C, or D green line train to the Kenmore Square stop.
	www.simmons.edu /shs/visit/directions.shtml (594 words)

	The Boston "T" (MBTA) Subway/Light Rail/Commuter Rail on The SubwayNut
		The line is 3rd rail electric until Croton Harmon, In terms of service the line generally has two trains per hour or better during the day One electric train from Croton-Harmon making all stops to Grand Central.
		The main line is entirely electric, with trains recieving it from both pantograph wires and 3rd Rail.
		The line is 3rd rail from Grand Central until north of Mount Vernon East where trains rase their pantographs while in motion and use them through Connecticut.
	www.subwaynut.com /mbta/index.html (712 words)

	G.O.A.T. - MBTA Absurdity
		This phenomenon is similar to the Green Line trains I used to ride more regularly: on the 'B' line, inbound trains frequently indicated that they were actually 'D' line trains.
		Obviously, the MBTA can't be held responsible for that.
		All MBTA buses now sport this highly visible sign, which I interpret to mean that passengers always enter via the front door and exit via the rear door.
	www.ichizen.com /goat/goat_mbta/index.htm (5733 words)

	Just Rentals - [Relocating to Boston]
		The B train on the green MBTA line and buses are within walking distance while street parking with a permit is available.
		Surrounded on three sides by Boston, Brookline is easily accessible by the MBTA's C and D trains on the green line, as well as by bus.
		On the red line at Davis Square, the town is connected to the city as well as to the excitement of nearby Cambridge.
	www.justrentals.com /relocating/neighborhoods.html (2542 words)

	MBTA Directions to New England Aquarium
		From the Green Line, connect to the Blue Line at Government Center.
		Take the Green Line inbound two stops to Government Center, then change to the Blue Line and go two stops to Aquarium.
		For other public transportation options, call the MBTA at (617) 222-3200, or visit their web site at www.mbta.com.
	www.neaq.org /visit/direct.mbta.html (246 words)

	Directions: Union Square Main Street
		Red Line MBTA: to Harvard Square, then the #86 (Sullivan Square) bus to Union Square.
		Orange Line MBTA: to Sullivan Square, then the #86 (Allston) bus or the #91 (Central Square) bus to Union Square.
		Green Line MBTA: to Lechmere Station, then the #87 (Clarendon Hill) bus to Union Square.
	www.unionsquaremain.org /visiting/directions.html (468 words)

	Boston College (MBTA station) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Boston College station is the western terminus of the MBTA Green Line's B-branch (also known as the "Boston College" line).
		Originally called Lake Street, the station was once the eastern terminus of another trolley line, the Commonwealth Avenue Street Railway, operated by the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway until 1930.
		The route of the former trolley line is evidenced by the grassy, tree-lined median which runs the entire length of Commonwealth Avenue in Newton.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Boston_College_(MBTA_station) (192 words)

	WBUR - Directions
		The "B" branch of the MBTA Green Line passes through the campus along Commonwealth Avenue.
		Once on the Green Line, WBUR is located at 890 Commonwealth Avenue at the corner of St. Paul Street.
		From the E line, take any train inbound to Arlington station, change to the outbound platform and board the B train.
	www.wbur.org /inside/about/directions.asp (360 words)

	MBTA/Green Line relocation project begins soon - On Track On Line Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The MBTA is currently constructing the new underground "Super Platform" station for the
		During this one-year period, Green Line service will operate as far north as the new North Station SuperStation.
		MBTA personnel will be available to direct customers to this interim service and periodic updates on the progress of the project will be made to
	www.on-track-on-line.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=4025 (371 words)

	Natural Processes in the Bulfinch Triangle
		The Mill Pond Plan, construction of the MBTA Green Line and Central Artery viaducts, and the construction of tall, tightly-packed buildings have all led to the diversion, pollution, and in some areas amplification, of natural air currents directed from the Charles River.
		While no historical maps indicate the presence of gardens along Causeway Street before the viaduct, it is probable that “volunteer species,” such as those observed along sunlit streets like Canal Street, were commonly found growing from cracks and holes created in the streets and sidewalks by the ice wedging process mentioned earlier.
		The microclimate under the Green Line MBTA, which does not support any native species is a strong indicator of changing environments.
	architecture.mit.edu /class/city/projects03/bullfinch_triangle/assignment3.htm (2534 words)

	Wentworth Institute of Technology
		From South Station, take the MBTA Red Line to the Park Street stop and change to an MBTA Green Line "E" (Heath Street) car to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.
		By MBTA Red Line from Alewife, Braintree, or Ashmont, change at Park Street to the Green Line "E" (Heath Street) car to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.
		By MBTA Blue Line, change at Government Center to the Green Line "E" (Heath Street) car to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.
	www.wit.edu /pop_directions.html (465 words)

	HR Comply / Newsletter Abstracts
		In his capacity as a chief inspector, Che was required to monitor the operation of the MBTA's Green Line.
		In 1993, James Johnson was appointed as superintendent of the MBTA's Green Line.
		Another MBTA supervisor involved in the conversation informed Johnson that in the past other MBTA employees had been allowed to write in the assignment block.
	www.hrcomply.com /newsletter/082703/1.html (1040 words)

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