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No. 538: Mattapan Square with Trolleys |
![]() Postcard. Caption on front: Mattapan Square, Mattapan, Mass. Postmarked Jan 13, 1909 Mattapan Station. With one cent stamp. On verso: Printed in Germany. [note: there are some letters and numbers on the verso at lower left that cannot be read because part of the message has been written over them] |
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![]() From: George A. Morin I was raised in Mattapan from 1922-1942. My family lived on no. 14 Rector Road. As a yougster us boys spent many wonderfull summer days playing around the Neponset River.As a high school student I sold newspapers and delivered the Daily Record at the square and the Rapid Transit Terminal. I also worked at the Pioner Food Store in the center of town Which was owned by a Greek family. They also operated a restaurant on the corner of Blue Hill Ave. and Cummings Hwy. A memorial plaque near the bridge has the name of Thomas Hanley who was killed in WW11. A very dear freind of mine. Those wondrful pictures bring back so many memories. Thanks |
Map: Scan of detail from Bromley atlas 1889. |
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![]() Created: July 26, 2003 Modified: April 20, 2007 |