Marginal Street in Boston

Marginal Street in Boston is a two-lane, asphalted residential street. The street has bike paths (bike protection lane) as well as a width of 15.5. It runs in an east-west direction starting from Orleans Street and crosses Piers Park Lane, Haynes Street, Cottage Street, Public Alley 2001 and Jeffries Street and ends at John E. Pfeifer Way. Nearby you can find among others 2 bars, 2 artworks, a convenience store and a police station. The nearest bus stop is Maverick - East Busway (about 250 m away). Marginal Street also exists in Chelsea.

Bike Lane
shared lane
Road Type
residential street
Lanes
2
Speed Limit
25 mph
Route
east-west

Bars

  • Downeast Cider (opening hours: Thu 17–20; Fri 17–21; Sat 11–20; Sun 12–19).
  • Downeast Pop-Up Bar (outdoor seating).

Bike rentals

  • Bluebikes (Lyft, fee required).

Artworks

  • Rise (Artist: Silvia López Chavez).
  • Fight the Rise (Artist: Josie Morway).

Convenience stores

  • Portside Market & Spirits.

Police stations

  • MassPort Police.