Government Center (MBTA station)

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Government Center Station
Government Center Headhouse
Station statistics
Address Near Boston City Hall at intersection of Tremont, Court and Cambridge Streets, Downtown Boston
Lines
Blue Line
Green Line (All Branches)
Other information
Opened September 3, 1898 (Green Line)
March 18, 1916 (Blue Line)
Owned by Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
A Green MBTA T departs Government Center for Riverside Station in Boston Massachusetts
A Green MBTA T departs Government Center for Riverside Station in Boston Massachusetts
Blue Line train arrives at Government Center
Blue Line train arrives at Government Center

Government Center Station of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA), located at the intersection of Tremont, Court and Cambridge Streets in the Government Center neighborhood of Boston, is the transfer point between the Green Line and the Blue Line.

Government Center Station is not wheelchair accessible as of 2007. The Blue Line platform is at the center of the tracks, so wheelchair transfer between inbound and outbound is possible. A renovation that will make the station accessible is planned. See MBTA accessibility.

Before the current Boston City Hall was built, the station was known as Scollay on the Green Line and Scollay Under on the Blue Line. The false walls on both ends of the Blue Line platform were recently removed to accommodate the future use of six-car trains. A surviving tile mosaic Scollay Under sign, which was previously hidden due to the false wall, can be seen on the eastern portion of the platform. Government Center Station was featured in the video game, Tony Hawk's Underground 2 in the Boston level.

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