File:Fake photograph of elevated line on Tremont Street, 1894.png

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English: A double-printed photograph circulated in Boston in 1894. It shows an imagined view of Tremont Street (with Granary Burying Ground at right and Park Street Church at rear) with a then-proposed elevated railroad line, as had recently been constructed in New York City. The uproar after this photograph was published was sufficient to sink the elevated proposal and lead to the decision to build the Tremont Street Subway.
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Source Reprinted in: (1990) Old Boston in early photographs, 1850-1918: 174 prints from the collection of the Bostonian Society, Courier Dover Publications
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current11:14, 15 January 2010Thumbnail for version as of 11:14, 15 January 2010368 × 344 (152 KB)M2545 (talk | contribs){{Information |Description=Tremont St., ca.1892 |Source=Philip Bergen. Old Boston in early photographs, 1850-1918: 174 prints from the collection of the Bostonian Society. Courier Dover Publications, 1990. |Date=ca.1892 |Author=Author unknown |Permission=

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