Endicott

  Deadham Corp / 128

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Endicott is a station on the Franklin Line located in the midst of wooded inner suburbs of Boston. The station consists of two short low-level concrete side platforms with just a yellow strip of paint to designate the platform edges. They are located a shortways inbound from East Street's underpass of the railroad tracks. The only piece of platform furnature is a wooden canopy structure with a built-in bench on the inbound platform. The two are connected by a concrete pedestrian crossing but no fence separates the tracks anywhere. Each platform has its own access location. The outbound is along Grant Avenue with some parallel parking spaces the closest thing to a parking lot for the station. The inbound platform has a short footpath to Depot Avenue (where it curves and becomes Greenwood Avenue).
All photos taken on 15 December, 2011

Approaching the station

Grant Avenue along the outbound platform

The shelter on the inbound platform

The station's bike rack and ads

A sign on the outbound platform

The few parking spaces along the outbound platform

Look before crossing before the strip of concrete that is the legal way to cross the tracks, there no warning devices

A sign to board trains at the non-existent high level platform

The exit footpath from the inbound platform

The entrance to the inbound platform

The footpath from the inbound platform

These full parking spaces are the closest thing this stop has to a parking lot

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