The North end, a survey and a comprehensive plan (1919)
Boston (Mass.). City Planning Board, Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · City of Boston, Printing department · leaf 85
as they were unfit and vacant. Asa short street of local interest, Morton street was left 70 City Planning Board. narrow at each end where it passed between propertiesof high valuation. Between these points, after the removalof the row of buildings, would be a space fifty or sixtyfeet in width. If… … YiG. 39.—PLAN FOR IMPROVEMENT OF MORTON AND STILLMAN STREETS, AND EXTENSION OF NORTH MARGIN STREET, IN A WAY TO LEAVE EVERY LOT WITH SUITABLE FRONTAGE, AND NO LOTS OF EXCESSIVE DEPTH OR EXTREME SHALLOWNESS. These could be taken by the city as an added walk space, orthose remnants owned by the…
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