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Thirty-Three Plenty of Parking on MJl. A. Highland Branch 2500 Spaces Available Near End of the. Line; July 4 Debut Set for Service iMarking New Era in Transit Operation THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY. JUNE 16, 1951 By A.

S. FLOTKIN About an' hour after sunrise crt I independence Day, July 4, the first crargs and ivory M.T.A. trolley cars will start a run of nearly 12 miles from Riverside, near Route 123 in Newton, to Park st. It will be a momentous trip, marking the start cf regular transit service on the M.TA's newest line usin for most of the distance the old Highland branch route of the Boston Albany Railroad. The M.T.A.

sees it as a significant advance in the development of handy, speedy, inexpensive public transportation for Greater Boston. is regarded as a prototype of other possible acquisi lions by the M.T.A. of faltering railroad commuter semce to the suburbs. Adding to the convenience for patrons will be more than 2500 parking spaces, most of them at or near the end of the line. Aerial photographs are by Glob staff photographer Harry Holbrook, in Wiggins Airways helicopter piloted by Jack Connelly.

I ibLLRoAD I 1 Ai 128 -1; rK -4 't. i 'f i f. 5 i 4 5 4 i If BIGGEST PARKING LOT IN STATE will be sprawling blacktopped area at Riverside, with space for nearly 2000 cars. In center is I new terminal station and waiting room, with turn-around tracks for trolley trains. Junction of Routes 128 and east-west toll road is JLi.

conveniently nearby. Running time from here to Park st. will be about 32 minutes. -V; '-vfV I mew bus sky 4 mAx 7t vL, WVsx 1 DOUBLE-DECK TROLLEY AND BUS STATION at "Reservoir" stop marks route of Highland Branch line near Cleveland Circle at Brookline-Brighton line. Fast trolley trains, making limited stops, will pass beneath widened Chestnut Hill av.

They also can switch to present Reservoir-Beacon line. PARKING FOR 350 CARS will be provided at this long, rectangular lot, east of Route 16 in the Waban section of Newton. It was carved out of a hill at the edge of the swanky Brae Burn Country Club land (right in photo) near access roads to Route 128. AIL SORTS loc Harrington gQ JQ KllOW ONE of the numerous An unknown quantity. them yfit aH.

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