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Revision as of 10:31, 25 March 2020
Dominion Atlantic Railway Unidentified Dayliners (Budd Rail Diesel Cars)
Known to have been assigned to the D.A.R. but unidentified.
Gallery
Unidentified RDC, 1957.
Unidentified RDC, 1957.
Unidentified RDC near Digby, 1957.
Original Kodachrome Slide, August 1961, Dominion Atlantic Dayliner crosses the Avon River, en route to Halifax, at Windsor, NS.
Dayliner passes water tower in August 1961.
DAR Yarmouth NS yard, engine facility and Dayliner on August 5, 1973.
Dayliner at Annapolis Royal Station with the Annapolis Royal Freight Shed in the background on July 18, 1975.
Dayliner Train No. 2 leaving Windsor for Halifax on July 19, 1975.
Dayliner at Berwick in August of 1977.
Dayliner at Yarmouth Station on August 13, 1977.
Original Kodachrome Slide, August 13, 1977. Dominion Atlantic Station and Dayliner, ready to leave for Halifax, at Yarmouth, NS.
DAR Yarmouth depot with the Yarmouth Freight Shed in the background behind the Dayliner on Aug 13, 1977.
Boarding VIA's Evangeline at Digby Station sometime in the 1980's.
Taken on March break 1979 on a trip to Halifax. Long gone are the walkover seats, linoleum, and pastel colours of the '50s.
