Davis

  Alewife

Porter  

 Tufts Univ.

Davis is the stop for Tufts University and was opened in 1984. The stop has a single island platform for the two tracked line with concrete walls and towards its ends angled benches with panels of artwork in the middle of them. Towards the center of the station is the one fare control area where two up escalator/staircases and an elevator lead up to a small level above the tracks that here have a higher vaulted ceiling, and to the one bank of faregates that leads to a walkway canteleverd over the inbound track with the stations two exits on eitherside of College Avenue with a small MBTA busway on the eastside and street elevator. These are each in there own small brick buildings.
All photos taken on 27 June, 2011

Little angled benches with central windscreen looking (although the stops underground) panels on them that contain artwork

One of two escalator/stairwells up to the street

Artwork on the walls of the station

Approaching the faregates and platform elevator in the middle of the area

The main set of faregates and some FVMs

Looking down on the platform from an overpass area

An interior view of one of the exit buildings

Exterior of one of two street level small buildings

Looking across the street towards the main entrance and busway

The walkway to reach the trains above the platform

Approaching the entrance area

Passengers make their ways up to the exit after arriving on an outbound train

One of two staircases/escalators up to the mezzanine level

Last Updated: 22 July, 2011
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