Green Line stops in three places under Tremont Street: Government Center Park Street Boylston Gallery See also Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Boston Former tenants: Adams & Co. (Boston) Beacon Theatre, Boston, 20th century Boston Museum (theatre) Columbian Museum De Vries, Ibarra & Co. Gleason's Publishing Hall Louis P. Goullaud Hans Gram Gardiner Greene Haymarket Theatre (Boston, Massachusetts) Horticultural Hall (1865–1901) Hotel Boylston, 19th century Keith's Theatre (Boston) Mason & Hamlin National Theatre, South End Odd Fellows Hall, Boston, Tremont and Berkeley Streets S.S. Pierce Co. Provident Institution for Savings in the Town of Boston Studio Building (Boston, Massachusetts), no.110 Tremont Tremont House (Boston) Tremont Theatre, Boston (1889) William Verstille, portraitist Washington Gardens (Boston) References Notes Further reading Views of Tremont Street, Boston. Bulletin of the Boston Public Library, 1894. City of Boston, Landmarks Commission. Connolly's Bar Study Report, 1997 External links "Tremont Street in the Rain, Boston, Massachusetts, undated". Historic New England. Photographer: Unknown https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2007661063 https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2007661071 Flickr. Photo of elevated railroad on Tremont St. at Granary, c. early 20th century. Includes view of Horticultural Hall. Courtesy of Bostonian Society. Streets in Boston