Foster Palmer's Boston Trolleys: Dorchester, Andrew, Uphams Corner, Meeting House Hill, Grove Hall
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2017
- Trolleys all over Dorchester in the 1950s.
From Foster Palmer's Boston Trolleys DVD.
THIS VIDEO FEATURES:
Andrew Square, South Boston
Edward Everett Square
Uphams Corner
Kane Square
Meeting House Hill / Saint Peter's Square
Geneva Avenue
Columbia Road
Franklin Park
Humboldt Avenue
Warren Street
Grove Hall
Blue Hill Avenue
Talbot Avenue
Franklin Field / Harambee Park
Washington Street, Dorchester
Ashmont - Mattapan High Speed Line
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All credit for this video goes to Foster Palmer, who filmed trolleys around Boston in the 1940s and 1950s.
If you enjoy this video and would like to purchase the DVD, please visit
www.gpsvideocanada.com/trolle...
MBTA, Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority 
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Love the opening! Former Southie boy, here, raised in Andrew Square, right on Dot Ave! That old Andrew Station was demolished in 1991 -- I can remember the big pile of rubble!
Absolutely beautiful!
Reminds me of my youth, born at St. Margaret's hospital in 1960.
I love love love your videos. I also love the music you have done just an absolutely wonderful job thank you so much for bringing back so many memories. You are a wonderful person.Thank you so much I cannot thank you enough you may not believe this these videos to some are actually good therapy. It helps us remember where we came from and where we are today. It was never an easy time but it was what it was. No technology I think you again and again and again I hope to see more of your wonderful videos and again I love the music. God bless you please be safe.
Standing in Franklin park dang it must of went all the way doy to Talbot and Blue Hill Ave
I love seeing these old trolleys
It appears that most of the film was shot in the early 1950"s.
The neighborhoods today aren't the best, especially Geneva Ave.
Did enjoy looking back.
This is the best of the Palme films; seeing little filmed parts of Boston before their decline.
Wonderful video montages! I wish all those trolleys still ran. Busses just don't cut it as a substitute!
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful video. Let's have more!
This music was play in the original John Carpenter ... The Fog.. on the radio station.. random- I know🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️
awesome video love seeing these vintage mbta videos
Wow the place still looks the same.
You have a lot of great vids, but sadly you seem to have missed one line, The pleasant street incline that ran from Boylston Sta., coming out of a portal onto Tremont St. It closed down in the mid 60's. Excellent collection you have, I enjoy them, being from Boston, born and bred, 1953. Thank you. In fact I was born right across the street from the pleasant street portal, on Kirkland street, all now gone.
Boston, they should have kept the trolleys.
I live on talbot