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Revision as of 20:53, 14 November 2018
Port Williams Station
Wood Station 1869
The Port Williams Railway Station, actually located in Greenwich, N.S., was constructed between 1869 & 1873, and was located on the South Side of the line (2). It is not known at this time if Port Williams was one of the original 10 contracted stations built in 1869 or if it was built sometime before 1873 as one of 23 stations present in 1873 for the newly minted Windsor & Annapolis Railway. It was one of the simple gable roofed W&AR first generation stations and was 40' x 22' with a 200' x 12' station platform, being the same as Hantsport, Grand Pre, Waterville, Berwick, Aylesford, Middleton, Lawrencetown and Paradise.[1]
Gallery
Wood Station 1893
According to The Acadian (local paper from Wolfville) The Windsor & Annapolis was seeking tenders for construction of a new station and freight shed, as they required larger buildings. The station was built in 1893 along the North Side of the line near Port Williams Women's Institute.
Gallery
<Gallery perrow=5> Image:PortWilliams.jpg|Port Williams Station circa 1943. File:12139.jpg|Port Williams Station, summer or early fall 1973. File:12140.jpgPort Williams Station, looking west towards the United Fruit Company warehouse, summer or early fall 1973, photographed by [[:Category:Richard Manicom .
References
- ↑ Alexander MacNab, Windsor and Annapolis Railway, Report of Alexander MacNab Nov 1, 1873 p14, p22
- ↑ Tom Sheppard, Historic Wolfville: Grand Pre and Countryside, page 164.
