History of Fall River
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The work began June 28, 1902, and was completed June 16, 1905 on the opening of the viaduct connecting Central and Anawan streets and the closing of the Pond street crossing.
43 The general plan followed, was that of depressing the streets and raising the tracks, which in some cases are now eight feet above the old level. The change also necessitated the raising of the Fall River station about eight feet. The old Central street tunnel, which had been constructed when the road was first built, w...as torn down and rebuilt for three tracks instead of one. Eleven crossings were abolished, two at Brownell street and one each at Davol, Lindsey, Turner, Danforth, Ferry and Pond streets, and Allen's crossing, Wil- son road and Riverview Gardens. Seven railroad bridges were built, and five highway bridges, one of which, the viaduct, is 637 feet in length. It was impossible to eliminate the grade crossing at Water street.
Efforts had long been under way to secure the improve- ment, but quite a number of lives were sacrificed before work was authorized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work began June 28, 1902, and was completed June 16, 1905 on the opening of the viaduct connecting Central and Anawan streets and the closing of the Pond street crossing.
43 The general plan followed, was that of depressing the streets and raising the tracks, which in some cases are now eight feet above the old level. The change also necessitated the raising of the Fall River station about eight feet. The old Central street tunnel, which had been constructed when the road was first built, w...as torn down and rebuilt for three tracks instead of one. Eleven crossings were abolished, two at Brownell street and one each at Davol, Lindsey, Turner, Danforth, Ferry and Pond streets, and Allen's crossing, Wil- son road and Riverview Gardens. Seven railroad bridges were built, and five highway bridges, one of which, the viaduct, is 637 feet in length. It was impossible to eliminate the grade crossing at Water street.
Efforts had long been under way to secure the improve- ment, but quite a number of lives were sacrificed before work was authorized.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry M Henry Milne Fenner to read onlineMoreLess
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