MBTA State Street station

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MBTA State Street station is a major underground subway station in downtown Boston serving the Orange and Blue Lines near key historic and commercial sites.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rapid transit station
subway station
underground station
connectsLine Blue Line eastbound
Blue Line westbound
Orange Line northbound
Orange Line southbound
fareSystem MBTA CharlieCard
MBTA CharlieTicket
fareZone Zone 1 (subway flat fare)
formerName Devonshire station
Milk station
hasAccessibility partially accessible
hasArtOrHistoryDisplay historic exhibits related to Boston
hasBicyclePolicy bicycles not allowed on platforms during peak hours
hasConnection MBTA bus routes nearby
hasEntranceOn Congress Street
State Street
Washington Street NERFINISHED
hasFareControl separate fare gates for each line
hasPlatforms 3
hasPlatformType island platform
side platform
hasTracks 4
isTransferStation true
locatedIn Boston
Massachusetts
United States
locatedInNeighborhood Downtown Boston
locatedUnder Old State House vicinity
nearPlace Faneuil Hall
Financial District, Boston
linked to: Downtown Boston

Government Center area
Old State House
Quincy Market
openedForService 1904
operator Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
ownedBy Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
linked to: MBTA
partOfSystem MBTA subway
linked to: Boston subway
safetyFeature CCTV surveillance
emergency call boxes
servedByLine MBTA Blue Line
MBTA Orange Line
servesLineColor blue
orange
structureType underground

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Quincy Market publicTransit MBTA State Street station
Scollay Square hadTransportationNode Scollay Square subway station
subject linked to: Scollay Square (historic site)
linked to: MBTA State Street station