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Tiny free library at Roslindale train station

Somebody's converted an abandoned pay phone in the lower parking lot at the Roslindale Village commuter-rail stop into a tiny free library.

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always be Rozzie Square.

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The commuter rail stop has always been Roslindale Village.

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I'm willing to bet that before closing for the SWC construction in 1979, it was just "Roslindale."

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The development of the new Chinatown Public Library could be administered by a better agency than the City Public Library Department.

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Which department are you thinking would be better specifically? DPW? Immigrant Advancement? Food Initiatives?

Here's the list.

https://www.boston.gov/departments

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That is awesome!

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Tomcat in Love is the best Tim O'Brien book ever.

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Nice Re-purposing. We need more of this kind of thing. Those abandoned payphones are a blight. Covered in graffiti (not art), full of old litter and empty booze bottles.

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More Little Free Libraries!... for Chinatown in Boston https://littlefreelibrary.org/

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Water damage of reading material makes me cringe, even if it's just magazines.

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