Dedham station

DEDHAM
Dedham station pictured on an early 20th century postcard
Location	456 Providence Highway Dedham, Massachusetts
Coordinates	42°14′53.6″N 71°10′12.47″W / 42.248222°N 71.1701306°W / 42.248222; -71.1701306Coordinates: 42°14′53.6″N 71°10′12.47″W / 42.248222°N 71.1701306°W / 42.248222; -71.1701306
Owned by	New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad later Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
Line(s)	Dedham Branch
History
Opened	February 5, 1835
Closed	April 21, 1967
Previous names	Dedham Center
Original company	Boston and Providence Railroad (1835-1888) Old Colony Railroad (1888-1893) NYNH&H 1893-1964 MBTA 1966-1967
Services
Preceding station   MBTA   Following station Terminus Dedham Branch Stone Haven toward South Station New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Terminus Dedham Branch Stone Haven toward Readville

Dedham station (formerly Dedham Center) was a train station located in central Dedham, Massachusetts, at the terminus of the Dedham Branch. It opened in February 1835 with the rest of the Dedham Branch. After April 1966, Dedham station, along with the rest of the Dedham Branch, was part of the MBTA Commuter Rail system; however, it closed just under a year later, putting an end to 132 years of uninterrupted train service to Dedham Square.