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File:SGM-B0067.jpg|Baggage & ExpressFile:Fergusonbaggageexpress.jpg|[[DAR003851|DAR Baggage-Express Car No. 3851]] at [[Annapolis Royal]], circa 1919-1920. | File:SGM-B0067.jpg|Baggage & ExpressFile:Fergusonbaggageexpress.jpg|[[DAR003851|DAR Baggage-Express Car No. 3851]] at [[Annapolis Royal]], circa 1919-1920. | ||
File:SGM-B0066.jpg|Baggage & Express car [[DAR003851|No. 3851]] at Kentville in March of 1932. car [[DAR003824|No. 3824]] at Kentville in March of 1932. | File:SGM-B0066.jpg|Baggage & Express car [[DAR003851|No. 3851]] at Kentville in March of 1932. car [[DAR003824|No. 3824]] at Kentville in March of 1932. | ||
| + | File:Kalkman28.jpg|[[DAR0026|No. 26, "Governor Cox"]] with [[DAR003858|Baggage Express Car No. 3858]] in official train for Massachusetts Governor Channing Cox at [[Yarmouth]] on either July 21, 1923 or July 28, 1924. | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, 21 February 2024
Baggage Cars
This category contains both baggage and baggage-express cars. The DAR had a variety of wooden baggage and express cars made by various builders. These were gradually replaced by CPR standard 56' and 50' baggage cars. The railway also employed some flat topped CPR express cars converted from old Fruit Express Cars.
Locomotive No. 18 with Baggage No. 46 at Kentville, Oct. 1, 1894.
Baggage No. 46 and flat car No. 425 at the Windsor Railyard in 1914.
Kentville Roundhouse, the Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge and Engineer's Rest Bunk House during a flood, circa 1920-1926.
Outfit cars No. 859, formerly No.52 Baggage and No. 872, No. 36 Coach at Annapolis Royal, July 1937.
Baggage Car No. 54 Builders Photo 1897.
DAR Baggage-Express Car No. 3851 at Annapolis Royal, circa 1919-1920.
No. 26, "Governor Cox" with Baggage Express Car No. 3858 in official train for Massachusetts Governor Channing Cox at Yarmouth on either July 21, 1923 or July 28, 1924.
