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	Heath Street (MBTA station) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Train service originally ran on the E Line beyond Heath Street to Arborway, but service was "temporarily" replaced in 1985 by the number 39 bus.
		Central Artery/Tunnel Project (BigDig), service south of Heath Street is supposed to resume as soon as the tracks and overhead wiring are reconstructed and a sufficient number of low-floor streetcars are available to operate the service.
		The station is accessible when served by the MBTA's newer low-floor trolley cars and buses.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heath_Street_(MBTA_station)

	Green Line (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority)
		Train service originally ran beyond Heath Street to Arborway, but service was "temporarily" replaced in 1985 by the number 39 bus.
		The elevated line between the Canal Street portal at North Station and Lechmere Square was opened June 1, 1912 ; it is scheduled to be closed and partially demolished in 2004, the demolished portions to be replaced with a tunnel through the North Station parking garage.
		Pursuant to environmental mitigation commitments made by the state regarding the Central Artery/Tunnel Project, service south of Heath Street is supposed to resume as soon as the tracks and overhead wiring are reconstructed and a sufficient number of low-floor streetcars are available to operate the service.
	pedia.newsfilter.co.uk /wikipedia/g/gr/green_line__massachusetts_bay_transportation_authority_.html

	Boston Housing Authority - Heath
		Heath Street apartments vary from one to six bedrooms, including townhouses and flats, and its buildings are all three stories.
		Heath Street, built in the forties, is one of the BHA's oldest developments.
		Heath Street is located in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston, near Jackson Square and Hyde Square.
	www.bostonhousing.org /detpages/devinfo28.html

	Orange Line (MBTA) - Enpsychlopedia
		(Cars throughout the Boston rapid transit network were formerly painted orange or with orange stripes by MBTA predecessors, and restored streetcars on the Ashmont-Mattapan High Speed Line wear their historical orange livery, but this is largely coincidental.) In April 1987, the Washington Street El south of the Essex (Chinatown) station was closed.
		It connects with Amtrak and Commuter Rail service at Back Bay and North Station.
		All stations on the Orange Line are handicapped accessible, though State is not fully accessible on the Blue Line.
	www.grohol.com /wiki/Orange_Line_(MBTA)

	Getting Around Boston (with MBTA)
		Aquarium Station on the Blue Line is a block from the Marriott Hotel if you do not want to walk back to Government Center Station or State Street Station.
		Washington Street dissected the peninsula and streets emanated from its center near the Old State House.
		Thus, the streets have little order but are great to walk around on to view the city.
	celebrateboston.com /main/around.htm

	Database of Greenspaces and Neighborhoods in the heart of Boston.
		This is the community northeast of the Forest Hills MBTA Station and it is dominated by triple-deckers.
		The Forest Hills Station is also a regional transportation hub for the bus system in the Heart of the City and for a commuter rail that also runs through Roslindale Village.
		The area at the intersection of South Street and Eliot Street was then and continues to be a focus of community life in the Jamaica Plain area.
	ksgaccman.harvard.edu /hotc/displayplace.asp?id=11414

	Travel Guide - Online Reservation - Warsaw Accommodation
		Though the MBTA had agreed to extend the Green Line through the two cities, there had been no progress on the extension since the deal was made in 1990.
		The MBTA soon began to subsidize the companies, and acquired the lines in stages from 1973 through 1976 amidst large cutbacks in service and coverage area.
		Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway in 1968, and the west suburban routes in 1972 from the
	www.warsaw-hotel.info /poland-guide/MBTA

	Articles - Blue Line (MBTA)
		MBTA has plans to make the remaining Blue Line stations accessible as part of a larger effort to permit 6 car trains on the line.
		Currently, the outbound Blue Line platform at State Street is wheelchair accessible to the street.
		The Blue Line is accessible except for the most important stations: those downtown.
	www.kamero.net /articles/Blue_Line_(MBTA)

	BCVF - Contact Us
		Palladio Hall is located at the corner of Warren and Dudley Streets, one-half block from Dudley Station, a major bus terminal of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), and about one-half mile from Ruggles Station on the MBTA Orange Line.
		The Roxbury Crossing MBTA Station is on the right and the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center is ahead on the left.
		Ave and Boston Medical Center; Route 14 Roslindale Square; Route 41 Centre and Eliot Streets; Route 46 Heath Street and South Huntington Avenue; Route 49 Downtown (Bedford and Chauncey Streets); Route 66 Harvard Square via Allston and Brookline Village.
	www.bcvfund.com /contact_us.html

	State Street Modernization
		The MBTA Blue and Orange Lines meet at the station for passenger interchange The station portion of the tunnel is tightly sandwiched between the basements of two buildings, 60 State Street to the north and 53 State Street to the south, and a major utility corridor runs east to west.
		The major technical challenge was to mitigate the impact of demolition and reconstruction of the MBTA tunnel on subway operations, utilities, and surface traffic flow.
		For street areas to be functional above the construction, temporary traffic decking had to be put into place at the end of every night work shift.
	www.wai.com /Transportation/Transit/state-st.html

	MBTA
		This modest raise in fees at stations along the subway and streetcar lines will help the T generate the revenue necessary to maintain existing levels of service.
		The underground walkway at South Station that runs between the Commuter Rail and the Red Line will be closed for construction from Monday, June 27, 2005, for approximately three weeks.
		Please visit the MBTA Commuter Boat Weather Advisory Plan for more information.
	www.mbta.com /traveling_t/transitupdates.asp

	Wentworth Opening Week
		Once you get to the T station, you will ride the “Blue Line” in the direction of “Bowdoin” and change trains at Government Center to the Green Line”E” (Heath Street) train 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) train to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.
		The MBTA, is often called the “T” by locals, runs a free shuttle bus, which runs between the airport terminals and the Airport Station.
	www.wit.edu /wow/int_direct.htm

	Eruv Maps
		The eastern border runs along the western fence of the MBTA tracks from the Newton Highland MBTA station until Centre St. and then up Centre to Crescent and then back up to Beacon St.
		to Langley Rd., turns south until Route 9, west on Route 9 until Woodward St., north on Woodward until Lincoln St., follows Lincoln west until it meets the MBTA fence at the northern end of the Eliot St. Station.
		At the corner of Crescent Avenue, the street and the sidewalk on the east side of the street are in the Eruv.
	www.bostoneruv.org /bound.htm

	Directions to BU
		The closest stop to the Biology Department is the "Blandford street" stop on the "B" branch of the Green Line, which is the first stop after Kenmore Square, going outbound.
		It can also be boarded at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Pearl Street, next to the Pearl street entrance to Central Square station's inbound side.
		Take the Red Line train towards Alewife to Park Street Station.
	brain.bu.edu /directions.htm

	MBTA Green Line: E-Arborway Branch
		But the tracks continue southward, in the streets to the actual end of the line at Arborway, right next door to the Forest Hills Orange Line station.
		At Heath, there is a loop to turn trains, and is currently the terminal point for service on this branch, about 4 miles from the subway portal.
		After Symphony station, the line then exits the subway, and runs down the center median of Huntington Ave.
	world.nycsubway.org /us/boston/green/mbta-green-e.html

	NETransit: MBTA 3418 Fantrip
		When the MBTA reopened the line as far as Heath Street in 1989, service was handled by Type 7s.
		Heath Street, a location where the LRVs finally succeded the PCCs in 1984, lowering the car requirements for PCC cars to those needed for the Arborway-Park Street line, and the Mattapan-Ashmont line.
		The MBTA has been running Beacon Street service with solely LRVs for some time now, and this seems to show that the MBTA has enough faith in the modified cars that they will trust them to provide base service on at least one route.
	members.aol.com /smoore5049/3418/3418.html

	NETransit: The Green Line Flood of 1996
		Bus Operations advises that they are prepared to maintain service on the 39-Arborway in lieu of light rail between Northeastern University and Heath Street for the rest of the rating at least (December 28).
		On Thursday, October 24, service on the Green Line was extended from Park Street to Copley Station, still supplemented by trips between Brattle Loop and Canal St. The electric power for switches and signals was still out, so cars (1- and 2-car sets) had to maintain a 10 mph speed restriction until this is resolved.
		Kenmore station (shown) was completely under water, and reportedly had water in the mezzanine that was several feet deep at the flood's peak.
	members.aol.com /netransit8/flood/flood.html

	Arborway Committee - ARRPAC Notes
		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.
		Upon arrival at Heath Street, the committee disembarked to examine elements of the newly rebuilt accessible station there.
		Two examples of typical stations were offered - one featuring a "curbside" stop in which light rail tracks approach the existing sidewalk to conduct boardings and alightings, and a second "bulb-out" design, in which a raised curb platform extends out to the travel lane in the street, avoiding any deviation from the streetcar's normal course.
	www.arborway.net /lrv/arrpac.html

	BBC - h2g2 - Public Transit in Boston (MBTA) - A635906
		Most stations are manned, the maps are pretty clear, they have reasonably priced unlimited visitor passes, and almost everywhere you will want to go is fairly close to a station.
		Of course, if you are in one of those stations you will have to know the name of the station at the end of the line you are travelling towards.
		At the more southerly stations on the Red Line, a token is also required to exit the platform, and two are required to enter.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/alabaster/A635906

	North Station (Boston) - Enpsychlopedia
		The Fitchburg Railroad station was on the other side of the Boston and Maine Railroad approach, right next to Beverly Street, the approach to the Warren Bridge.
		As of early 2005, very little remained of the old station and construction began to restore full Green Line service and connect the temporarily closed Science Park and Lechmere stops to the new underground station.
		The other three were all on the north side of Causeway Street, with the first two in the area where North Station is now:
	www.grohol.com /wiki/North_Station_(MBTA)

	City of Boston
		Green Line (E Line Heath Street) to Northeastern University.
		Take any bus going to Dudley Square Bus Terminal or walk to Ruggles Street from the MBTA Station to Washington Street (about 7 minutes).
		MBTA: The closest subway stops are the Government Center station on the Green line and the State/Aquarium station on the Orange line.
	www.cityofboston.gov /dnd/OBD/G_Contact_US.asp

	Getting Around Boston
		The "E" Line goes from Copley to Northeastern University and on to Heath Street.
		These passes are sold at Boston's North Station, South Station, Park Street Green Line, Government Center Green Line and other locations.
		There are also MBTA system maps at most stations.
	www.newenglandindex.com /bostonlocator.html

	Boston Area Transportation Options
		From South Station, take the MBTA subway Red line to Park Street station and transfer to the Green trolley “E” line toward Heath Street, then follow the directions above from the airport. Taxis are also available.
		Directions: Take the free shuttle bus from your terminal to the Airport station on the MBTA Blue line.
		Get off at Prudential Center station and exit the station to the right onto Huntington Avenue. You do not want to exit to the left into the Prudential Center. Once outside, turn left and walk fifty yards along Huntington Ave.
	www.lib.neu.edu /IUG/airport.html

	CommuteWorks - Services and Information provided by CommuteWorks
		Arborway- "E" Line: Service between Heath Street and Lechmere via LMA (Brigham Circle, Longwood/Hospitals, or Museum of Fine Arts stops), Copley, Park Street (Red Line), Government Center (Blue Line) and North Station (Commuter Rail).
		MBTA buses 8, 47 and CT3 also travel via Ruggles Station to the LMA.
		Bus service between Dudley Square and Harvard Square via LMA (Brigham Circle), Brookline Village and Union Square-Allston.
	www.masco.org /commuteworks/directPublic.htm

	Physics Colloquium
		The closest station to the Metcalf Science Center is "Blanford Street", which is on the "B" branch of the Green Line, the first stop above ground after Kenmore Station.
		There is a flat fare of $1.00 to most stations on the MBTA subway.
		On arrival at the airport take the free shuttle bus, either #22 (terminals A and B) or #33 (terminals C, D and E) to the subway station (the station is on the Blue Line).
	physics.bu.edu /colloquium_directions.html

	Mind/Body Medical Institute
		Bear right onto Reservoir Street — into the Reservoir Office Park (before a small gas station).
		Bus stops on Pearl Street near Washington Street on Brookline Village (on the return trip bus stops on the other side of Washington Street) The bus continues out Boylston Street and stops at the light at Reservoir Street.
		Bus continues down Chestnut Hill Avenue and crosses Route 9 at Lee Street one block east of Reservoir Street on Boylston Street for a very short walk west (10-15 minutes).
	www.mbmi.org /pages/directions.asp

	MBTA Web Blunders - Your Commentsa
		Beginning at approximately 9:00pm on Friday evening, September 26, 2003, a diversion of service will be required on the E Branch (Lechmere to Heath Street) of the Green Line.
		Trains will not operate between Copley station and Heath Street Station during this period.
		This is the MBTA you're talking to, not some social service agency.
	www.badtransit.com /webblunders_comments.php?id=423_0_8_0_C

	Oxfam America: Directions to Oxfam America
		You can use the MBTA Trip Planner to get directions to and from 26 West Street for a specific time period.
		Take stairs to Green Line level and then take stairs or escalator to street level.
		We are located at the intersection of 16th and L Street NW.
	www.oxfamamerica.org /contact_us/directions

	Directions to Northeastern University Law Library
		From downtown Boston, take an outbound train (toward Heath Street) from the Prudential T stop (which can be accessed via the Shops at Prudential) for two stops to the Northeastern T stop.
		Take an outbound E train (heading towards Heath Street) four stops to Northeastern.
		Travelers may board this MBTA Bus at Back Bay T station as well as at the Huntington Avenue side of the Prudential building near Marche and the Cheesecake Factory.
	www.aallnet.org /sis/allsis/annualmeeting/2004/NEUDirections.htm

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