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Wordless Wednesday #18
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Oh my, this is not the station that stands today and was converted into a restaurant? Was it replaced by the brick one? Is it the Bridge Street station? Questions, questions,???
Ernie, This is the Washington St. station, I believe. It is the same building in the left center background in the photo for WW #16. When I was there in 2000 it was a real estate office IIRC. Not sure about now.