Older Routes
Prior to that, the following streetcar lines existed; this list is only complete from 1953 on. All lines were connected via trackage to the Tremont Street Subway (Green Line), but only the 9 and 43 actually operated in the subway.
Read more about this topic: Boston-area Streetcar Lines
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