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File:DAR - Kentville Roundhouse with Engine 8134-12June1960.JPG|The [[Kentville Roundhouse]] with diesels [[CPR8135|No. 8135]], [[CPR8132|No. 8132]], [[CPR8137|No. 8137]], [[CPR8133|No. 8133]], [[CPR8140|No. 8140]], [[CPR8134|No. 8134]], the [[DAR000003#Dominion_Atlantic_Railway_Track_Crane_No._3.|DAR Track Crane No. 3]] and the [[Canada Foods Plant]] smokestack, June 12, 1960.
  
 
Image:CPR8134a.jpg|[[CPR8134|No. 8134]] shunting coach at [[Truro]] preparing to leave as [[Train No. 22|M22]] for [[Windsor]] in October 1972.
 
Image:CPR8134a.jpg|[[CPR8134|No. 8134]] shunting coach at [[Truro]] preparing to leave as [[Train No. 22|M22]] for [[Windsor]] in October 1972.

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CPR8134

Built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division as SW1200RS, Serial No. A 1734, No. 8134 in 1959. Sold to Alstom in 2002, then sold to RailPower Technologies. Converted to RailPower Technologies battery powered "Green Kid" RPRX No. 001 in 2004. Sold to IDC Distribution, Surrey B.C. in July 2004.

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