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Union Staion in DC is just a bigger nicer South Station in Boston. If Boston had a union station and not a North and South , it would be equivalent to DC’s union station.
I think saying South Station is better than North Station isn't defacto wrong because don't even know what technically is north station or what it looks like, it's just a big mix of things. Feels like part subway stop, part td garden, part indoor, part outdoor. I don't don't know technically is north station at this point.
Lmao what!?
It’s all those things: subway, commuter rail, and Amtrak station with hotel, apartments, offices, and a stadium on top.
So where exactly is north station???lol. That photo is the identity cris I'm talking about and I've been there many times. Instill don't know. Is that even a formal entrance?
So where exactly is north station???lol. That photo is the identity cris I'm talking about and I've been there many times. Instill don't know. Is that even a formal entrance?
It’s on Causeway Street right by the Charles River locks and the Charlestown Bridge. Kind of adjacent to the North End. Down Canal Street from Haymarket.
I used to go to Charlestown every day after school for an extracurricular, so I've used North Station far more over the course of my life than South Station.
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North Staton definitely has (Had?) an identity crisis. What North Station, the Garden, etc. I was always confused what was what. Also it was kinda dumpy.
North Staton definitely has (Had?) an identity crisis. What North Station, the Garden, etc. I was always confused what was what. Also it was kinda dumpy.
Looks spectacular now.
The walkway under Causeway Street was *huge* in terms of making it feel like one big station rather than a subway station nearby a commuter rail station.
The walkway under Causeway Street was *huge* in terms of making it feel like one big station rather than a subway station nearby a commuter rail station.
I know but I just never understood the Garden/North Station. I was always like which is which? Oh and the subways?? Lol.
But god... circa 2015 and before, that place was an utter DUMP. Like North Station was a joke of a major train hub.
It’s the same building. The station is on the ground floor and the Garden is above it.
Yeah i know ive been there a bajillion times. Its just funnily confusing
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