Subways Construct Plan With Steel Arched Tunnels
The commission chooses steel embedded in cement for subway construction, replacing masonry arches due to instability under lateral pressure and cheap steel. Plans fix eight at fourteen feet, two tracks at twenty four feet, four tracks at forty eight feet, with central steel columns. The route runs from Shawmut and Tremont to Park Street, with a branch along Boylston and the Common to Charles Street, and under Tremont to Scollay Square. Platforms are island type, 150 feet long, with protected access and no at grade crossings.
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Commission
Commission of Experts
New York
Onmission
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Boylston
Mall of the Common
Park Street Church
Scollay Square
Union Station
Church Street
Boylston Street
Park Street
Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Columbus Avenue
Park Square
Boston
Howard A. Carson
Causeway Street
Subways Plan for Boston Public Garden to Park Street
The Boston commission outlines an underground multi track subway from the Public Garden to Park Street with two initial tracks plus future additions. It describes elevated‑by‑subway routing, platform layouts at Park Street, ventilation lighting drainage and a four track cross section under Tremont and Boylston streets.
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Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
Park Street
Boylston
Tremont Streets
Granary Burying Ground
Public Garden
Huntington Avenue
Boylston Street
Tremont House
Tremont Street
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London
Tremont
Pasate Library
Intelpelham
Remont
Subyay Yyalls
Subway
Shawmut Long Tremont Street
Union
Boylbton and
Park Street Station
West Street
Bromfield Street
Eliot Street
New York Rapid Transit Commission
New York Elevated
Mersey Tunnel
Charles Street
Boylston Street Mall
Boston Common
Mason Street
United States
Blackstone 9
Trance Avenue
Peeronr_ St
Canal Street
OLD B&m
Canal
Haverhill Streets
Travers Street