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Street scene with cab company in old Boston

The folks at the Boston City Archives wonder if you can place this scene. See it larger.

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Sts. Peter and Paul Church on right. Broadway station behind photographer.

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Looks like it's used as a residential building now, but still has the appearance of a church.

Here's a google street view of the same location.

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Converted to residential in 2002. I’ve got pics of the interior during reno. The Archdiocese buries old altars in a cemetery in Braintree if they can’t reuse them in another church.

Keely has a lot of churches in Boston.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Keely

He should get the same recognition as Charles Bulfinch owing to his contributions to the Boston streetscape.

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If my memory is correct, this was the first church in South Boston to be "given over to profane use ( the church's term, not mine)."

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It's condos now, I went in for a house tour about 15 years ago. The conversion was really interesting in the way they used those big windows across multiple floors.

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The old St Monica’s in Andrew Square was converted decades ago to residential.

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You're a cab.

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When I drove cab for ITOA in the 1970s, that's the same location I used to wait for radio calls.

Dispatcher: "Top at Broadway."

Me, in cab #325: "325"

Dispatcher: "Pick up at Gillette, going to Logan."

Me: "On my way."

Suldog

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on the left.

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You're a cab.

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This photo shows Boardway and Dorchester Ave in 1939. Thanks for playing, folks!

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Is that like Boardwalk?

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Call it West Broadway Street.

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