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Title: Train #26, May 7, 1903 [picture] / Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department.
Authors: D'Onofrio, Jayne M.
Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department (Wakefield, Mass.).
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Publisher: [Wakefield, Mass.] ; Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department,
Abstract: "Train travel to and from Boston was a necessary method of transportation in the mid-1800's and early 1900's. In 1840, the Boston and Maine Railroad built a service from Boston to Wilmington which began operating the following year. Eventually, Wakefield was on the main line from Boston to Portland, with 31 inbound and 34 outbound trips running daily. At one time, Wakefield served as an important railroad junction with three active stations and two flag stations. The present train station was built in 1890. The old depot was moved to the junction on North Avenue and was used as a freight office." -- Text from calendar by Jayne M. D'Onofrio.
Description: Photo courtesy of the Wakefield Historical Society.
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Subject: Railroads Stations Massachusetts Wakefield.
Appears in Collections:Wakefield Municipal Gas & Light Department Calendars

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