Summary Of: 19th century turnpikes in Massachusetts

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| cleanup | quality standards | | | Massachusetts | Maine | turnpikes | Massachusetts | Palmer | U.S. Route 20 | Route 67 | Route 2 | Worthington | Route 143 | Williamstown | Route 2 | Greenfield | Route 2 | Amherst | Route 122A | Quabbin Reservoir | Becket | U.S. Route 20 | Douglas | Lenox | Route 8 | U.S. Route 20 | Townsend | New Hampshire Route 124 | Egremont | U.S. Route 7 | Route 23 | Lynn | Route 107 | Norfolk and Bristol Turnpike | Dedham | Quincy | Shelburne | Belchertown | Great Barrington | Somerville | Weymouth | Middlefield | Cambridge and Concord Turnpike | Concord | Newburyport Turnpike | Danvers | Becket | Essex Turnpike | Middleton | Winchendon | Weymouth | Athol | Leominster | Milton | Hartford and Dedham Turnpike | Millis | Dorchester Turnpike | Dorchester | Milton | Reading | Middlesex Turnpike | Billerica | Winchendon | Ashby | Holland | Newbury | Worcester Turnpike | Framingham | West Stockbridge | Egremont | Bolton | Walpole | Stoughton | Randolph | Hingham | West Stockbridge | Douglas | Egremont | Boston | Barre | Chester | Watertown | Framingham | Watertown | Douglas | Chester | Taunton | Otis | ISBN 0-942147-05-7 | Categories | Toll roads in Massachusetts | Pre-freeway turnpikes in the United States | Cleanup from June 2007 | All pages needing cleanup | All articles with dead external links | Articles with dead external links since January 2008 |