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A property map from 1878 showing the track arrangements of the Intercolonial Railway in the north west end of the Halifax Peninsula, adjacent to Fairview Cove (Bedford Basin). The Dominion Atlantic used these tracks to access the Intercolonial Depot until 1920. Actually, the Dominion Atlantic first ran from a station somewhat north of the North Street Depot to Windsor before the the Intercolonial Railway line to Truro was built. This is a plate from the City Atlas of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Provincial Surveying and Pub. Co., 1878; source: Halifax Regional Municipality. | A property map from 1878 showing the track arrangements of the Intercolonial Railway in the north west end of the Halifax Peninsula, adjacent to Fairview Cove (Bedford Basin). The Dominion Atlantic used these tracks to access the Intercolonial Depot until 1920. Actually, the Dominion Atlantic first ran from a station somewhat north of the North Street Depot to Windsor before the the Intercolonial Railway line to Truro was built. This is a plate from the City Atlas of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Provincial Surveying and Pub. Co., 1878; source: Halifax Regional Municipality. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:19, 28 December 2011
A property map from 1878 showing the track arrangements of the Intercolonial Railway in the north west end of the Halifax Peninsula, adjacent to Fairview Cove (Bedford Basin). The Dominion Atlantic used these tracks to access the Intercolonial Depot until 1920. Actually, the Dominion Atlantic first ran from a station somewhat north of the North Street Depot to Windsor before the the Intercolonial Railway line to Truro was built. This is a plate from the City Atlas of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Provincial Surveying and Pub. Co., 1878; source: Halifax Regional Municipality.
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