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Image:DAR1101a.jpg|[[DAR1101|No. 1101]] leading [[:category:Subdivision 3 Truro|Midland division]] [[Train No. 1]], ready to leave [[Windsor]] for [[Truro]] on July 3, 1954. Note the [[Windsor Water Tower]]. | Image:DAR1101a.jpg|[[DAR1101|No. 1101]] leading [[:category:Subdivision 3 Truro|Midland division]] [[Train No. 1]], ready to leave [[Windsor]] for [[Truro]] on July 3, 1954. Note the [[Windsor Water Tower]]. | ||
Image:DAR1020a.jpg|[[DAR1020|No. 1020]] at [[Windsor Water Tower]] in [[Windsor]] leading [[Train No. 5]] to [[Truro]] from [[Kentville]] on July 10, 1954. | Image:DAR1020a.jpg|[[DAR1020|No. 1020]] at [[Windsor Water Tower]] in [[Windsor]] leading [[Train No. 5]] to [[Truro]] from [[Kentville]] on July 10, 1954. | ||
| + | Image:Dayliner at Windsor Water Tower 1961.jpg|Dayliner passes [[Windsor Water Tower|water tower]] at [[Windsor]] in August 1961. | ||
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Revision as of 16:43, 30 May 2008
Windsor Water Tower
Gallery
Train No. 96 departs for Halifax with No. 1041 leading after taking on water at the Windsor Water Tower. Visible are both the old and the new water towers.
No. 1041 taking on water at the Windsor Water Tower at Windsor in August 1949 heading for Halifax.
July 3, 1954. Train No. 98 with observation buffet parlor car No. 6016, leaving Windsor for Halifax. Train No. 1 on adjoining track is connection to Truro. Visable also is the Windsor Water Tower.
No. 1101 leading Midland division Train No. 1, ready to leave Windsor for Truro on July 3, 1954. Note the Windsor Water Tower.
No. 1020 at Windsor Water Tower in Windsor leading Train No. 5 to Truro from Kentville on July 10, 1954.
Dayliner passes water tower at Windsor in August 1961.
