Brushed metal plaque № 42217

Cambridge, MA, United States

James Walter Mullally Crossing On the evening of October 11, 1920, James Walter Mullally, a crossing tender on the Boston & Maine Railroad at the North Cambridge Station, which was located nearby, lost his life ina vain attempt to rescue the aged Mrs. Emma Osgood from an oncoming train. A fund of $1

0,000 was raised by public subscription for the support of his widow, Mrs. Annie Mullally, and to ensure the education of their five children. Mr. Mullally was posthumously awarded the Carnegie Medal

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