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Welsford Fruit Company warehouse
Welsford Fruit Company Warehouse, Somerset
Mile 11.19 on the Weston Subdivision at Somerset
This apple warehouse was owned by a co-operative of apple farmers from the Welsford area just north of the warehouse, including members of the Fuller family. After the demise of the North Mountain Line, it was bought by Earle Fuller and converted first to house laying hens and later to a barn with cattle in the basement and hay in the upper floors. Despite the new use, the warehouse retained most of its apple warehouse features aside from the dormers added to the 2nd floor for the hens.
- Served by a siding north of the mainline
- standard 40' x 100'
- Wooden construction
Gallery: Photos by Mike Gerrits
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse overall view from south, 2007h
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse dormer details, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse dormer details, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse basement, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse basement, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, detail of eave bracket, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, door detail, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, ventilator detail, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, ventilator detail, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, ventilator detail, 2007
Welsford Fruit Company warehouse, window detail, 2007
References and Footnotes
- The Weston Branch and Margaretville in Nova Scotia by Elizabeth M. Clarke, page 11
- Atlantic Railway Employee Time Table 1931, p. 7
