Woodlawn opposition to Dorchester terminal (1994)

CTL-E-3662 · Event · other · 1994

PROVISIONAL evidence grade of this record

Reverend Arthur Brazier and Woodlawn residents oppose restoring the Dorchester terminal during the Green Line renovation; the CTA makes Cottage Grove the terminal instead.

Notes

RELP82 new entity (2026-10-06). Name-collision check clean.

Relationships

Dorchester station (CTA Green Line) — held at
Woodlawn opposition to the Dorchester terminal centered on the station's planned role as branch terminus.

Referenced by

Bishop Arthur M. Brazier — related to → this record

Sources

Wikipedia - Dorchester station

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