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Casey Demolition Uncovers More Never-Before-Seen Views

By Richard Heath on July 22, 2015

Last updated on July 23, 2015

A view not seen before. 500 Arborway was built in 1962 as MBTA headquarters.

A view not seen before. 500 Arborway was built in 1962 as MBTA headquarters. Credit: Richard Heath

It’s becoming a commonplace as workers remove more of the Casey Overpass that views not seen since the 60s — or ones entirely new — are being revealed.

Here are some photos of this week’s work showing new vistas.

Orchardhill Rd no longer faces a brick wall
Orchardhill Rd no longer faces a brick wall.  This gives a sense of the original Arborway .
Those who will live at The Commons at Forest Hills will not look out over a bridge.
Those who will live at The Commons at Forest Hills will not look out over a bridge.
A view not seen in 60 years.
A view not seen in 60 years.

See all our Casey Overpass/Casey Arborway coverage here.

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