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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 9 (March 1900) (1900)

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w South Boston Terminal main station is 850 feet, its maximum width 725 feet. trainshed does not represent the extent of the accom- Station necessitated the planning and construction of The trainshed itself, which is 602 feet long by 570 feet modations for tracks, as the station is of the double-… … rate. In determining 1.—SOUTH BOSTON TERMINAL TARD, SHOWING DIAMOND CROSSINGS AND SWITCHES, AND ONE OF THE SIGNAL BRIDGES. the express and su- what system of burban traffic switching and that enters signaling t o Boston by four adopt, it be- different rail- came a ques- road systems, tion of choice…

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