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In page Lynn station:

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Service on the Saugus Branch Railroad began from Boston to Lynn (via Malden) in 1853, serving Central Square and West Lynn plus three new stations in northwest Lynn. These included Lynn Common station at Western Avenue, Raddin's Station at Summer Street and Raddin Grove Avenue, and East Saugus at Lincoln Avenue on the Saugus/Lynn border.[3] Passenger service on the branch ended in May 1958; the branch is now abandoned and being turned into a rail trail.[2] None of the station buildings survive, though the surviving Cliftondale station in Saugus was identical to the East Saugus station.[4]