Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Still Blockaded against resumption of trolley bus service is Blue Hill avenue, Dorchester, shown yesterday afternoon. A narrow open stretch permits single lane traffic but the plowed under cars are directly below the wires necessary for the trolley operation.
Still Blockaded against resumption of trolley bus service is Blue Hill avenue, Dorchester, shown yesterday afternoon. A narrow open stretch permits single lane traffic but the plowed under cars are directly below the wires necessary for the trolley operation.
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Still Blockaded against resumption of trolley bus service is Blue Hill avenue, Dorchester, shown yesterday afternoon. A narrow open stretch permits single lane traffic but the plowed under cars are directly below the wires necessary for the trolley operation.

[ca. March 1956]

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[Information from item housing] Weather: Snowstorms: Blizzard, March 1956

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