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Boston in the 70s: Part 3

Photos of the MBTA in the 70s
By PHOENIX STAFF  |  July 13, 2009

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Waiting for buses downstairs in the Forest Hills Station on the Orange Line, 1978.

Photo © Eric A. Roth.

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