I left boston in 1977 to live in calif.......I miss the old subways and the ironwork stations...thanks for the look back...I love you for that.....I miss my old boston......a lost Roxbury boy......
Hy very one . How are you doing today I was just look back on the old day and have a nice day I live the south end back in the 60 70 and 80's I cry some times. I miss it so much 😭 I had a good life in the South end. I move in 86 to All my friends I miss you very much. May the Lord be with you and your family s. Go orange line always your fan Sandra 👋👍♌🙏🕊️🌿🎗️🎭 1 18 22. I wood like to go back one day Thanks for your support today and have a wonderful day ❤️ lp617.
Thank you for showing I miss my Boston city subways from Dudley station to Down Town Boston when I lived in the Roxy homes community Hammond St and around Lenox St projects I can see the trains screeching and the noise passing by I was around ten years of age.Thank you for showing it reminds us of the great old school city we had.❤️👍
I rode this from 1959 threw to 1980 Myself and 20 friends would leave JP at Green Street station with All our hockey gear and head to the swan boat pound and set up Nets And play another group of kids for hours
The olde orange line. That's when I was nervous to ride it. The streets looked empty somehow after they tore the El down though. I remember for a while after they took most of it down, they left the supporting columns in the streets, just sticking up into the air. It looked kind of sad.
Let Me tell this World Facts about a City that I lived in and around for just Under a Half Century. Boston is Not Boston anymore. It is a F'd Up Place Full of Absolute Weirdos who are Brainwashed by the TV. The People, (Wastes of Flesh) in that Place Now are All from Other States, All have Wealthy Parents, All Pretend to be Original Bostonians, it is Really Sick, Sad and F'd Up. The Trash there Now are so Sick and Upset from the TV and Politics that Boston No Longer Exists. Just a Place where the People Require Genocide. That Place is Way Overdue for an Earthquake, the last One being 1755. Let's make that Happen. A Vicious Deadly Earthquake that Floods the MBTA Tunnels at Rush Hour, Followed by a Tsunami of Catastrophic Proportions. Do Not Eat the Food at Quincy Market, the Place is Infested with Rats, Rodents and the Food is Covered in Feces. Cooked or Not, that is DISGUSTING!!! Just like the People that live in that City Now.
I went to Our Lady of Lourdes school back in the early 60's. I came in from Roslindale on the E at Green St. station as a 13 year old. On 11/22/63 I can still remember vividly the ticket taker listening to his tiny transistor radio and crying while listening to the reports of president Kennedys assassination on his radio. I rode the T for 7 years going to school and what I remember most of it was that day and all the adults crying that day.
The recoloring takes away from the images; the repetitive music is a little annoying and the information bars that pop-up at the bottom block half the photo. Not to mention that I was yelled at annoyingly when I click on the video.
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This video was hypnotizing
Nostalgic feeling😢😊
I remember Egleston station
this reminds me so much of chicago..why were your lines torn down
I left boston in 1977 to live in calif.......I miss the old subways and the ironwork stations...thanks for the look back...I love you for that.....I miss my old boston......a lost Roxbury boy......
If you miss the Orange Line El in Boston just go to New York it’s very similar
Hy very one .
How are you doing today I was just look back on the old day and have a nice day
I live the south end back in the 60 70 and 80's
I cry some times. I miss it so much 😭 I had a good life in the South end.
I move in 86 to All my friends I miss you very much. May the Lord be with you and your family s. Go orange line always your fan Sandra 👋👍♌🙏🕊️🌿🎗️🎭
1 18 22. I wood like to go back one day
Thanks for your support today and have a wonderful day ❤️ lp617.
13 year old video Pax emotional styles for the kids back then 1980s and all the history of the Boston elevated Railway in the time frame
This reminds me of the Market Frankford Line in Philly.
Thank you for showing I miss my Boston city subways from Dudley station to Down Town Boston when I lived in the Roxy homes community Hammond St and around Lenox St projects I can see the trains screeching and the noise passing by I was around ten years of age.Thank you for showing it reminds us of the great old school city we had.❤️👍
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I rode this from 1959 threw to 1980 Myself and 20 friends would leave JP at Green Street station with All our hockey gear and head to the swan boat pound and set up Nets And play another group of kids for hours
What even happened to this channel? It's been a long time since the evening was posted.
The olde orange line. That's when I was nervous to ride it. The streets looked empty somehow after they tore the El down though. I remember for a while after they took most of it down, they left the supporting columns in the streets, just sticking up into the air. It looked kind of sad.
And they're still in service today.
No, the el was taken down in 1987. The Orange line is now on the surface from Back Bay station to Forrest Hill
NYC, Chicago, and Philly still have els. Els are so rugged urban. Boston's loss! The el still runs past Yankee Stadium.
Let Me tell this World Facts about a City that I lived in and around for just Under a Half Century. Boston is Not Boston anymore. It is a F'd Up Place Full of Absolute Weirdos who are Brainwashed by the TV. The People, (Wastes of Flesh) in that Place Now are All from Other States, All have Wealthy Parents, All Pretend to be Original Bostonians, it is Really Sick, Sad and F'd Up. The Trash there Now are so Sick and Upset from the TV and Politics that Boston No Longer Exists. Just a Place where the People Require Genocide. That Place is Way Overdue for an Earthquake, the last One being 1755. Let's make that Happen. A Vicious Deadly Earthquake that Floods the MBTA Tunnels at Rush Hour, Followed by a Tsunami of Catastrophic Proportions. Do Not Eat the Food at Quincy Market, the Place is Infested with Rats, Rodents and the Food is Covered in Feces. Cooked or Not, that is DISGUSTING!!! Just like the People that live in that City Now.
@@robertjordan3155 Agreed. Marty Walsh ruined the city in just 5 yrs.!
@@CatholicTraditional Actually Tom Menneino did
Nice pics, Original Academy homes, Ferdinands, Woolworths, Original Dudley, Egelston Square back when there was a square! Memories!
I went to Our Lady of Lourdes school back in the early 60's. I came in from Roslindale on the E at Green St. station as a 13 year old. On 11/22/63 I can still remember vividly the ticket taker listening to his tiny transistor radio and crying while listening to the reports of president Kennedys assassination on his radio. I rode the T for 7 years going to school and what I remember most of it was that day and all the adults crying that day.
i remember riding the elevated rail to school
wow that back in the dayz thanks
The recoloring takes away from the images; the repetitive music is a little annoying and the information bars that pop-up at the bottom block half the photo.
Not to mention that I was yelled at annoyingly when I click on the video.