Image: South end of Salem station, circa 1870

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Description: The southern end of the 1847-built Salem station, probably around 1870. This is a rare view - most surviving photographs are of the northern end with the twin stone towers.
Title: South end of Salem station, circa 1870
Credit: A rare view of south (west, railroad-wise) end of the granite station at Salem, Mass. opened in 1838 by the Eastern Railroad via Boston and Maine Railroad Historical Society on flickr
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