This fascinating and detailed book examines the evolution of public transportation in and around Boston during the 19th century. From horse-drawn carriages to streetcars, Crocker offers readers a glimpse into the changing landscape of transportation as it evolved alongside the city's growth. Rich with historical detail, this book will appeal to anyone interested in the history of public transportation or the city of Boston.

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