atmosphere. The new place was called the Newtondale Pharmacy. The Block: at Washington St. and Davis Court. 1st floor was store fronts; the upper floors were apartments. When you went around to the back you could see all the back porches which overlooked a lot with railroad cars and Border Street. Davis Ct: still exists as completely commercial, however, the houses scattered on the land are all gone; 5 Davis Court was a duplex. Transportation West Newton is served by the MBTA Commuter Rail (Framingham/Worcester Line) and is roughly one mile from the Woodland station on the Green Line D branch. West Newton is also served by express buses 505, 553, 554 that provide service to Boston and Waltham. West Newton also has easy access to the Massachusetts Turnpike and Route 128 (Massachusetts)/I-95. The Massachusetts Turnpike (Interstate 90) runs through West Newton. Routes 30 and 16 also pass through the West Newton. Places on the National Register of Historic Places Arthur F. Luke House: 221 Prince St. (added March 16, 1990) Brae-Burn Historic District: Brae Burn and Windmere Rds. (added March 16, 1990) C. A. Sawyer House (Second): 86 Waban Ave. (added March 16, 1990) C. G. Howes Dry Cleaning-Carley Real Estate: 1173 Washington St. (added March 16, 1990) Charles D. Elliott House: 7 Colman St. (added October 4, 1986) Charles W. Noyes House: 271 Chestnut St. (added March 16, 1990) Charles Maynard House: 459 Crafts St. (added May 4, 1996) Day Estate Historic District: Commonwealth Ave. and Dartmouth St. (added March 16, 1990) Dr. Samuel Warren House: 432 Cherry St. (added February 3, 1985) First Unitarian Society in Newton: 1326 Washington St. (added October 4, 1986) Galen Merriam House: 102 Highland St. (added October 4, 1986) George W. Eddy House: 85 Bigelow Rd. (added March 16, 1990) House at 170 Otis Street: 170 Otis St. (added October 4, 1986) Levi Warren Jr. High School: 1600 Washington St. (added March 16, 1990) Nathaniel Topliff Allen Homestead: 25 Webster St. (added February 9, 1978) Peirce School: 88 Chestnut St. (added 1979) Railroad Hotel: 1273-1279 Washington St. (added October 4, 1986) Second Church in Newton: 60 Highland St. (added March 16, 1990) Webster Park Historic District: Along Webster Pk. and Webster St. between Westwood St. and Oak Ave. (added October 4, 1986) West Newton Hill Historic District: Roughly bounded by Highland Ave., Lenox, Hampshire, and Chestnut Sts. (added October 4, 1986) West