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Revision as of 12:04, 31 May 2008

Kentville Station

The station was built in 1868 by the Windsor and Annapolis Railway in 1868. It served as divisional and corporate headquarters for the DAR. A 30 foot baggage room was added to the east in the 1890s. A major addition was designed in 1902 and completed by 1904 which added a central tower, all-round platform awnings and a 40 foot extension to the west. A further 40 foor extension with six dormers was added to the west in 1914-1915. The station was initially a straw yellow colour with dark red trim. It as given an an all-red paint scheme during World War Two. The platform awnings were gradually cut back over the years. The station was demolished in 1990.

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References and Footnotes

Devil's Half Acre Mabel Nichols Kentville Centenniel Committee, 1986

Former Kentville Railway Station, Kentville, Nova Scotia Robert Hunter, Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada report, RSR 6

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