. Inventaire de la West End Street Railway Company . epair. (Voir la photo supérieure à la page 226 .) Au coin de Mt. Auburn et Dunster STS.il y a une grande brique stableavec le toit laqué autrefois utilisé par la Cambridge R.R.Co.. Ce bâtiment est idéal pour environ cent vingt-cinq chevaux au rez-de-chaussée, et a un grand loft bien éclairé au-dessus, et est en bon état. (Photo de Seemiddle à la page 226 .) De l'autre côté de la rue Dunster (sur un terrain appartenant et loué à Harvard College) se trouve un bâtiment en brique de deux étages construit pour les besoins des magasins par le R.R. de Cambridge Co. Et non
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. Inventory of the West End Street Railway Company . epair. (See upper pictureon page # 226 .) On the corner of Mt. Auburn and Dunster Sts.there is a large brick stablewith slated roof formerly used by the Cambridge R.R.Co.. This building hasaccommodations for about one hundred and twenty-five horses on the ground floor, and has a high well lighted loft above, and is in fair condition. (Seemiddle picture on page # 226 .) On the opposite side of Dunster St. (on land belonging to and leased fromHarvard College) is a two story brick building built for shop purposes by theCambridge R.R. Co., and now used for storage on the lower floor and let for aprinting office above. This building is in rather poor condition. (Seelower picture on page # 226 .) 225 MASSACHUSETTS AV 6250 N00 Office Store IS FT. PASSA9EWAY h ^ 5n§+—=* i 1 i IZFT. PASSAGEWAY <0 •z.a. 76.37± Stable MTAUBUHN a: Ui I- (0 z DG r LandI eased fromHarvard College 111.50 _-N 1 10.61 66 Dunster Street Lot cam brid6e Area 16007 Sq.Feet. Scale, lin.= 60-ft. October, 1897 1 ^R. 227 REAL ESTATE SITUATED ON MASSACHUSETTS AVE. AND FRANK ST. CAMBRIDGE. (See plans of land and car houses and pictures of buildings on the followingpages.) About 124, 947 square feet of land. Wnen the lease went into effect therewas upon this land a brick electric car house (see plan on page # 229 and upperpicture on page #232. ) which was reconstructed during 1889, 189C, and 1891, fromwhat was originally a car house and stable of the Cambridge R.R.Co., and therewas also in process of construction a large brick car house adjoining the oneabove named on the north. This building which contains waiting roms, lobbies, shops, etc., was well advanced, and plan of land)and pictures of building on page# 231 show the same can pleted, together with the new front which was place uponthe old building to correspond with the appearance of the new one. This build-ing is now in first class repair and condition. Fronting on Frank St. is a frame block,
