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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 3., The roads of old Medford. (search)
is now contained within the present grounds, as they were not originally located upon Salem street, as at the present time. Still another way commenced at the Market place, running easterly over what is now known as Riverside avenue; it extended but a short distance from the Market place and was called Distill House lane. On Market place and was called Distill House lane. On the corner of this way and Main street, fronting on the Market place, stood the Royal Oak Tavern. The Medford great brickyards were located north of Webster street, extending on both sides of Fulton street. It is probable that ways extended from Salem street to these yards. They were no doubt located where Ashland and FountainMarket place, stood the Royal Oak Tavern. The Medford great brickyards were located north of Webster street, extending on both sides of Fulton street. It is probable that ways extended from Salem street to these yards. They were no doubt located where Ashland and Fountain streets now are. The first landing-place and the way leading thereto, west of the bridge, are supposed to have been immediately adjoining the bridge and on land now partially occupied by the Carleton Building and partially by the street. It is within the memory of those now living that the buildings on that land were set back