Dudley street to Harvard square, 2-and 2, 1-2 minute service, 12.15 to 1.30 and after game. Scollay square, via North Station and Viaduct to Harvard square, 3-minute schedule, 12.30 to 1.30 and ...

Here’s a series of names: Dover, Northampton, Dudley, Egleston, Green, Forest Hills. They’re the stations on the elevated portion of the old Orange Line south of the Essex and Washington ...

The problem with elevated rail Beginning in 1901, Dudley was the main stop for direct train access in Boston. Like Chicago’s famous "L," the Orange Line traveled above the city on an elevated rail ...

At the close of the game trains will leave the Stadium station at regular intervals of 2 minutes. Beginning at 1 o'clock, the Dudley street cars will run at 2-minute intervals.

Construction of a new Boston Public Schools headquarters is under way in Roxbury's Dudley Square. It's one of several development initiatives aimed at revitalizing the area.

The historic center of Boston’s black community, Dudley Square remains one of the city’s key targets ... and the relocation in the 1980s of the elevated train system that ran through the ...

Dudley Square was like a second downtown back then, the center of the Roxbury neighborhood and Boston’s black community. As elevated trains rumbled into Dudley Station, shoppers bustled into and out ...

There already was a North-South Rail Link Sort of, and long ago. The elevated railway leaving South Station. Courtesy of Bradley H. Clarke Collection ...

Here’s a series of names: Dover, Northampton, Dudley, Egleston, Green, Forest Hills. They’re the stations on the elevated portion of the old Orange Line south of the Essex and Washington ...