Quincy Center

Quincy Center
Station statistics
Address	1300 Hancock Street at Washington Street Quincy, MA 02169
Coordinates	42°15′3.16″N 71°00′17.27″W / 42.2508778°N 71.0047972°W / 42.2508778; -71.0047972Coordinates: 42°15′3.16″N 71°00′17.27″W / 42.2508778°N 71.0047972°W / 42.2508778; -71.0047972
Lines	Red Line      Greenbush Line      Middleborough/Lakeville Line      Plymouth/Kingston Line
Parking	872 spaces, $5.00 fee, 16 accessible spaces
Bicycle facilities	20 spaces
Other information
Opened	September 1, 1971[1]
Accessible
Owned by	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Fare zone	1 for Commuter Rail services only (Part of former exit fare zone of the Red Line.)
Services
Preceding station   MBTA   Following station Wollaston toward Alewife Red Line Braintree Branch Quincy Adams toward Braintree JFK/UMass toward South Station Greenbush Line Weymouth Landing/East Braintree toward Greenbush Middleborough/Lakeville Line Braintree toward Middleborough / Lakeville Plymouth/Kingston Line Braintree toward Kingston or Plymouth

Quincy Center is a station on the Red Line subway at 1300 Hancock Street and Washington Street, serving the Quincy Center area of Quincy, Massachusetts. Its other facilities include nearby stops on the MBTA Commuter Rail, Old Colony Lines, and bus connections at street level.

History

Quincy Center Station opened in 1971 as part of the new South Shore branch of the Red Line.^[1]

Nearby destinations

• Quincy Center Local Historic District

Bus connections

• 210 North Quincy or Fields Corner via Neponset Ave. & Hancock St.
• 211 Squantum via Sea St.
• 212 North Quincy Sta.
• 214 Germantown via Sea St.
• 215 Ashmont Station via West Quincy
• 216 Hough's Neck via Sea St.
• 220 Hingham
• 221 Fort Point
• 222 East Weymouth
• 225 Weymouth Landing via Quincy Ave.
• 230 Montello Commuter Rail Station via Holbrook
• 236 South Shore Plaza
• 238 Holbrook/Randolph Commuter Rail Station via Crawford Square
• 245 Mattapan Sta. via Pleasant St.

Accessibility

Quincy Center station is wheelchair accessible. See MBTA accessibility.

References

External links

• Quincy Center Station website
• MBTA - Old Colony Lines
• MBTA - Greenbush Line