Roxbury Crossing

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Jackson Square  

 

Roxbury Crossing is a MBTA Orange Line station along the ROW shared with the Northeast Corridor whose tracks are clearly visible from the exposed southern end of the platform before a concrete wall and suspended above the platform canopy on white posts takes over to the platform's northern end where a staircase/up escalator and elevator lead to a concrete station building at street level and doors out to the south side of Tremont Street.
Photos 1-13 taken on 28 June, 2011, 14-21: 21 December, 2013

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#01312 starts to leave

#01312 almost in the shadow of the canopied portion of the platform

A standard orange line station sign structure

Beneath the canopied portion of the platform

Approaching the exit at one end of the platform

Going up the escalators to the mezzanine area

Looking across as passengers wait for buses on Tremont Street

The concrete awning and murals of the main station exit

Approaching the only entrance to the station

At the exposed to the elements southern end of the platform

The sun sets on Roxbury Crossing

An Oak Grove-bound train leaves the station

Snow piled around the platform signs on the exposed end of the platform

An Oak Grove-bound train approaches in the sunset

Sign along the outbound side of the station, just a few stops before the end of the line

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Last Updated: 24 July, 2011
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