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Image:IMG 4820.jpg|Mile 20 still exists in Digby. The beige building with three skylights sits on the roadbed close to the location of the old station. March 3, 2007 | Image:IMG 4820.jpg|Mile 20 still exists in Digby. The beige building with three skylights sits on the roadbed close to the location of the old station. March 3, 2007 | ||
Image:IMG 4822.jpg|Looking railway west at Digby. The mainline ran along the side of the street. March 3, 2007. | Image:IMG 4822.jpg|Looking railway west at Digby. The mainline ran along the side of the street. March 3, 2007. | ||
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Revision as of 18:28, 14 August 2010
Digby, Nova Scotia
- Subdivision Yarmouth, Mile 20.2
- Elevation 43'.
Features
Digby Railyard
Gallery
Digby circa 1890s.
Digby circa 1890s, with the Saint John-Digby ferry SS Prince Rupert.
Digby and The Joggins Bridge as described in the brochure "The Evangeline Land", circa 1910.
A short freight is eastbound through Digby in November 1989. Boxcars may be empties returning from the Dominion Textile Company cotton mill in Yarmouth.
A short freight is eastbound through Digby along First Ave. in November 1989. Note van No. No. 437484.
A short freight is eastbound through Digby along First Ave. in November 1989. Note van No. No. 437484.
Mile 20 still exists in Digby. The beige building with three skylights sits on the roadbed close to the location of the old station. March 3, 2007
Looking railway west at Digby. The mainline ran along the side of the street. March 3, 2007.
