Morton Street

  Blue Hill Ave

Tablot Avenue  

 

Morton Street is a commuter rail station located in South Boston on the extremely short Fairmont Line. The stop was recently renovated and made ADA compliant with two high-level side platforms for the two-track line. There are not connected except by the overpass of their namesake street at their northern end. The outbound platform is accessed by a long ramp down from this overpass to its northern end as well as from Flint Street that dead-ends into it. The inbound is accessed from a staircase down form this overpass and a small car loop with a tiny parking lot (it loops around and crosses Morton Street at its intersection with Evans Street). The ramp down to the outbound platform makes the platforms offset from each other. Each platform has a canopied area (for about two cars) at its northern end at the entrances
All photos taken on 28 June, 2011

On Flint Street approaching the outbound platform

A train blurs through and the sign informing passengers the outbound platform at Morton Street is closed (due to track work)

A station sign pointing towards Morton Street's overpass

An entrance to the inbound platform at Morton Street that is closed

A staircase down to the parking area in front of the inbound platform at Morton Street

Approaching the canopied area at the entrance to the inbound platform at Morton Street

Signs in the canopied

Neighborhood images on a platform sign

The two ramps to the outbound platform

Looking down the curving platforms at Morton Street

Another view of the curves of the platforms

The tiny parking area at Morton Street is at the same level as the high platforms, to provide accessible access

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