Leaving  the  square  the  car  crosses  over  the  famous
Craddock  Bridge  bmlt  by  Governor  Craddock,  and  in  less
than  five  minutes  the  car  passes  on  the  right  the  Medford
Inn,  once  a  noted  tavern  on  the  line  of  the  Boston  and
Lowell  coach.  Through  a  beautifully  shaded  street  the
car  continues,  passing  on  the  right  the  Royall  House,
famed  as  the  palatial  mansion  of  Governor  Royall  in  the
old  colonial  days.  To  the  rear  of  the  house  may  be  seen
the  old  brick  barracks  which  sheltered  the  slaves  who
worked  on  this  extensive  estate.  Off  to  the  right  a  fine
view  is  had  of  the  buildings  of  Tufts  College  on  the  hill.
Passing  Combination  Park  on  the  left  and  surmounting
Winter  Hill,  an  extensive  view  is  had  of  the  surrounding
country  and  towns.  Going  through  a  fine  residential  sec-
tion along  the  wide  thoroughfare,  with  its  grassy  reserva-
tion through  which  the  car  runs,  passing  a  beautiful  park
surrounding  a  delightful  pond,  the  car  brings  one  back  to
the  Sullivan  Square  terminal  of  the  Elevated,  where  the  train
is  taken  for  Boston.
