I still miss 50 years ago today :(

Great pictures, but I can't quite figure out how track in that position would have worked, since they would have dead-ended there. Maybe the locomotive could have backed up to pick up cars that parked in there, but that would take extra time. Maybe there were so many commuters going in from Stoughton that they did not add the extra cars until Stoughton, since they weren't needed further south.

Or is it possible this re-touched card had the train added there, but it never was there?
Dwight

How can you help but love this building, but look how great too the Pacheco building looks in the backdrop of the 5th photo.

Part of our history, such a beautiful building. What are waste if its not restored. Isn't there grant $$$ available somewhere to bring it back to the thriving building it once was?

Fiscal, the building is owned by the MBTA not the town so there is not much we in the town can do about it. It is a shame however.

Lowertaxes, town can buy it, then fix it up. Put a donut shop in the building for commuters and raise some $$$ to pay for education in town. Afterall, the poor teachers need more $$$ as do the schools kitchen staff.

Fiscal, the MBTA doesn't want to sell it to the town, they want to lease it to us. Then we can put all the money into fixing it and they can take it back all nice and renovated.

This makes me sad. I was just sitting outside the station this morning, looking at all the fine architectural details and wished I had money to renovate it.