Roxbury Crossing

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Decent stop, wide open spaces, busy but quiet neighborhood until the kids get out of the schools in the area, then it gets hectic for a few hours. Good not great access to the bus, you will have to cross the busy street to get to the outbound buses. Clean and open air, so keep it in mind winter and summer.

This place is one of the worst neighborhoods in Roxbury! You can never feel safe going here there are always shady people there, and at night is the worst because only the bad people are there so the chances of you getting robbed are a lot more likely. The MBTA Orange line needs to fix this place to its more safe for people to go here anytime they want.

It’s a train station, that gives you more perspective on life, where poverty and working-class/students collide as the housing market slowly takes over these impoverished people's homes. It’s a very humbling experience for anyone who has grown up with the finer things in life and wants to be reminded of all the things they take for granted. Between the positives and negatives, just know it’s a symbolic location for both the old/new generation of residents.

This orange line stop is a connexion for a lot of buses. However is open ( really hard for waiting in the winter) and you need to get out of the station and cross the street for many destinations. As any T line in Boston, it's not so rare to have problems and delays....

Susan Thompson, "Neighborhood". Love these five colored banners hung above the lobby area. Lots of benches outside with a beautiful tree i hope to photograph in all seasons.