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[[DAR000030|Combine No. 30]]<br> | [[DAR000030|Combine No. 30]]<br> | ||
[[DAR000039|Postal Express Car No. 39]]<br> | [[DAR000039|Postal Express Car No. 39]]<br> | ||
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[[DAR000052|Baggage No. 52]]<br> | [[DAR000052|Baggage No. 52]]<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:56, 24 May 2023
Windsor & Annapolis Railway Passenger cars
Many of the DAR's wooden passenger cars started off was Windsor & Annapolis Railway cars, later to be repainted and renumbered for DAR service. The W&AR also built a sizeable portion of their passenger car fleet at the Kentville Car Shop.
W&AR Passenger cars included:
Coach No.2
Coach No.3
Coach No. 4
Coach No. 5
Coach No. 6
Coach No.7
Coach No.8
Combine No. 24
Combine No. 30
Postal Express Car No. 39
Baggage No. 51
Baggage No. 52
Baggage No. 53
Baggage No. 55
Baggage No. 56
Gallery
Annapolis Royal Railway Wharf with Windsor and Annapolis Railway train meeting the paddlewheeler Empress with a W&AR monitor-top baggage car & W&AR flat car and insulated box car, circa 1880.
Windsor and Annapolis Coach No. 3 Juno Builders Photo 1893.
