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==Pereau, Nova Scotia==
 
==Pereau, Nova Scotia==
 
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Mile 11.86 [[:Category:Subdivision Kingsport|Kingsport Subdivision]]
*[[:Category:Subdivision Kingsport|Subdivision Kingsport]], Mile 11.86
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*Next Station West: [[Canning]]
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*Next Station East: [[Kingsport]]  
 
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Previous Station: [[Canning]]
 
  
 
* Spur for fruit warehouses, 412 feet long, (7 car capacity)
 
* Spur for fruit warehouses, 412 feet long, (7 car capacity)
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* Small shelter station
 
* Small shelter station
 
* Spur 332 feet long, for team track freight at station
 
* Spur 332 feet long, for team track freight at station
 
Next Station: [[Kingsport]]
 
  
 
Pereau was the scene of a tragic level crossing accident on July 11, 1935. A speeding 1928 Pontiac was hit by westbound [[DAR0039|locomotive No. 39]] pulling [[Train No. 14]]. Two passengers in the automobile were killed and two others seriously injured. The injured were taken to Kentville by the train. The subsequent investigation blamed careless driving by the unlicensed driver. Bushes and trees of neigbouring properties were also ordered cut back to improve crossing visibility.
 
Pereau was the scene of a tragic level crossing accident on July 11, 1935. A speeding 1928 Pontiac was hit by westbound [[DAR0039|locomotive No. 39]] pulling [[Train No. 14]]. Two passengers in the automobile were killed and two others seriously injured. The injured were taken to Kentville by the train. The subsequent investigation blamed careless driving by the unlicensed driver. Bushes and trees of neigbouring properties were also ordered cut back to improve crossing visibility.

Revision as of 18:19, 6 January 2012

Pereau, Nova Scotia

Mile 11.86 Kingsport Subdivision


Pereau was the scene of a tragic level crossing accident on July 11, 1935. A speeding 1928 Pontiac was hit by westbound locomotive No. 39 pulling Train No. 14. Two passengers in the automobile were killed and two others seriously injured. The injured were taken to Kentville by the train. The subsequent investigation blamed careless driving by the unlicensed driver. Bushes and trees of neigbouring properties were also ordered cut back to improve crossing visibility.

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References and Footnotes

  • Dominion Atlantic Railway Employee Time Table September 25, 1949, Library and Archives Canada, pmp -HE.2804 DC
  • Accident Investigation of July 11, 1935 level Crossing accident, Library and Archives Canada, RG46, Vol. 1865, File 28300.32

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