Uphams Corner

  Four Corners/Geneva

Newmarket  

 

Uphams Corner is the first stop on the short Fairmont Line and has two long full-length high-level side platforms. These are canopied towards their southern ends with silver metal fencing and left to be exposed to the elements at their northern ends. This station is located on an embankment just north of the overpass across Dudley Street. The overpass is covered in a mural. The inbound platform's one access point is directly from here with a ramp that leaves from the sidewalk and goes up to wend its way up to the platform with an intermediate staircase for shorter access. The outbound platform has a staircase down to Dudley Street and a ramp that goes the other direction to Clinton Street across from the intersection with Burgess Street.
All photos taken on 14 December, 2011

Approaching the ramps down from the outbound platform

CTC-3 #1532 leaves bound for Readville

Looking across to the end of the inbound platform

The exposed simple northern end of the platform

The ramp and staircase up to the outbound platform

The southern end of the high level platforms with signs warning that they won't clear a person on side of car

The entrance to the Readville platform with a pealing mural

The outbound platform has been closed previously, this sign informs it is open

A system map in the underpass

Two T posts in the underpass

Sign for the Boston platform

The ramp up to the Inbound platform

The staircase up to the Inbound platform

Murals surround the staircase to the outbound platform

The station above Clifton Street

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