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Park Street (MBTA station)

Red Line
Alewife
Davis
Porter
Harvard
Central
Kendall/MIT
Charles/MGH
Park Street
Downtown Crossing
South Station
Broadway
Andrew
JFK/UMass
Savin Hill
Fields Corner
Shawmut
Ashmont
High Speed Line to
Mattapan
North Quincy
Wollaston
Quincy Center
Quincy Adams
Braintree
Park Street Station, streetcar (now Green Line) platforms, circa 1898
Park Street Station, Green Line platforms, December 2004
Park Street Under, Red Line platforms, January 2005
Green Line
Lechmere
CLOSED
Science Park
CLOSED
North Station
C-E END
Haymarket
Government Center
B-D END
Park Street
Boylston
Arlington
Copley
E branch
to Heath
Hynes/ICA
Kenmore
B branch to Boston College
C branch to Cleveland Circle
D branch to Riverside

Park Street Station of the MBTA, located at the intersection Park Street and Tremont Street in Boston, is the main transfer point between the Green Line and the Red Line.

The Green Line portion of this station was originally constructed in 1897, making it one of the two oldest subway stations in the United States, along with Boylston. The Red Line portion beneath it, sometimes called Park Street Under, was constructed in 1912.

Facilities

Attractions

Park Street Station is wheelchair accessible, after a renovation completed in 2004. See MBTA accessibility.








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