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Original Haymarket Square image gallery
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1743 map. Haymarket Square was built on land filled in the early 1800s. Its location was just north of the "Water Mill" shown on this map.
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Plan for the filling of the Bulfinch Triangle, 1807. Haymarket Square is at bottom center, at the southern end of Canal Street.
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1826 map showing the newly filled land
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1844 map showing Haymarket Square
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Advertisement for Henry Stone, tailor, 1850
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1852 engraving of Haymarket Square, with hay wagons. At rear is the Boston and Maine Railroad Depot, built in 1845.
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1853 view
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1859 engraving by Winslow Homer, "Sleighing in Haymarket Square, Boston"
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Advertisement for Sargent, Harlow & Co., carriages, sleighs and harnesses, 1861
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1865 photograph of Boston and Maine station
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1877 engraving of an aerial view of downtown Boston from the north; Haymarket Square is at center
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1880 map showing the location of Haymarket Square in relation to the original shoreline of Boston.
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1895 Bromley Atlas
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1897 view to the south
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1897 view to the north, showing the Boston and Maine depot shortly before its demolition
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1905 photo of Boston City Hospital Haymarket Relief Station, built on the site of the train depot
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1909 postcard view. The kiosk in the square is an entrance to the Tremont Street Subway.
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1909 view from the north, showing the back of the Haymarket Relief Station. Subway tracks run on the Canal Street Incline, below the station.
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1955 drawing by Jack Frost: Connecting Links As Seen from Customs House Tower. Haymarket Square is in the center, with the new Central Artery at right.
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Late 1950s view of downtown looking west. Haymarket Square is the traffic circle at right center.
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The John F. Kennedy Federal Building under construction in the 1960s. Haymarket Square and the Haymarket Relief Station are at right.
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The Federal Building nears completion, and the Haymarket Relief Station is gone.
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Late 1960s view from the north, with the elevated Central Artery at left. What remains of Haymarket Square is the traffic circle at the center
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Approximate location of 2006 buildings overlaid on an 1881 map. The large building just to the west of Haymarket Square is the Government Center Garage.
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2007 view to the southwest of the Government Center Garage. The former location of Haymarket Square is in the foreground.
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Panoramic view looking north from the former location of Haymarket Square in 2016. The One Canal[1] apartment building is under construction at center.
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Bulfinch Crossing under construction in 2019
- ^ "One Canal Apartment Homes". One Canal. Retrieved 18 January 2016.