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Image:DAR0044 Kentville 1942-06-09 James Bowie SGM-B0046.jpg|[[DAR0044|No. 44]] at the [[Kentville Water Tower]] with the cinder pile section house in the background on June 9, 1942. | Image:DAR0044 Kentville 1942-06-09 James Bowie SGM-B0046.jpg|[[DAR0044|No. 44]] at the [[Kentville Water Tower]] with the cinder pile section house in the background on June 9, 1942. | ||
| + | File:DAR6227 Colou.jpg|DAR [[Kentville]] switcher [[DAR6227|No. 6227]] beside the [[Kentville Roundhouse]] with the [[Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge]] and one of the [[Kentville Section Houses]] in background, circa 1956. | ||
| + | File:DAR - Lake Annis Station in Kentville-Harold Jenkins Photo-18November1962.JPG|[[Lake Annis]] station, arriving at [[Kentville]] to be used as a maintenance shed, November 18, 1962. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:40, 9 November 2019
Kentville Section Houses
The DAR had several section houses or related small sheds in the Kentville yards which can be spotted in various rail yard photographs. They included:
- A row of section house beside the Kentville Station.
- A section house or shed by the cinder piles along the Cornwallis River.
- A section house beside the Cornwallis River Bridge.
- A large section house or shed west of the Kentville Roundhouse.
Gallery
No. 44 at the Kentville Water Tower with the cinder pile section house in the background on June 9, 1942.
DAR Kentville switcher No. 6227 beside the Kentville Roundhouse with the Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge and one of the Kentville Section Houses in background, circa 1956.
Lake Annis station, arriving at Kentville to be used as a maintenance shed, November 18, 1962.
