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*56" drivers.
 
*56" drivers.
  
No. 28 was the only 2-6-0 to serve on the Dominion Atlantic.  The locomotive was built by Baldwin in 1904 for the [[:Category:Subdivision Truro|Midland Railway]] which ran from [[Windsor]] to [[Truro]] as Midland Railway No. 4 "Pioneer".  The DAR acquired the locomotive along with [[DAR0031|Midland No. 1]], [[DAR0030|Midland No. 2]], and [[DAR0029-1st|Midland No. 3]], and when the Midland Line was purchased in 1905. This locomotive became DAR No. 28. It was sold to the [[:Category:Sissiboo Pulp & Paper Co.|Sissiboo Pulp & Paper Co.]] in [[Weymouth]] in 1921.(1)  
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No. 28 was the only 2-6-0 to serve on the Dominion Atlantic.  The locomotive was built by Baldwin in 1904 for the [[:Category:Subdivision Truro|Midland Railway]] which ran from [[Windsor]] to [[Truro]] as Midland Railway No. 4 "Pioneer".  The DAR acquired the locomotive along with [[DAR0031|Midland No. 1]], [[DAR0030|Midland No. 2]], and [[DAR0029|Midland No. 3 (DAR No. 29 - 1st)]], and when the Midland Line was purchased in 1905. This locomotive became DAR No. 28. It was sold to the [[:Category:Sissiboo Pulp & Paper Co.|Sissiboo Pulp & Paper Co.]] in [[Weymouth]] in 1921.(1)  
  
 
Name Origins: Tribute to pioneers of the Midland district.
 
Name Origins: Tribute to pioneers of the Midland district.

Revision as of 08:41, 16 April 2009

Dominion Atlantic Railway Steam Locomotive No. 28, "Pioneer".

Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-0

Built by Baldwin Locomotive Works in April 1904.

  • Builder No. 24168
  • 17.5" x 24" cylinders
  • 56" drivers.

No. 28 was the only 2-6-0 to serve on the Dominion Atlantic. The locomotive was built by Baldwin in 1904 for the Midland Railway which ran from Windsor to Truro as Midland Railway No. 4 "Pioneer". The DAR acquired the locomotive along with Midland No. 1, Midland No. 2, and Midland No. 3 (DAR No. 29 - 1st), and when the Midland Line was purchased in 1905. This locomotive became DAR No. 28. It was sold to the Sissiboo Pulp & Paper Co. in Weymouth in 1921.(1)

Name Origins: Tribute to pioneers of the Midland district.

Gallery

Other Known Photographs:

  • Merrilees Collection, Library and Archives Canada, Glass Negatives, B-005937 (a higher quality verison of the above image.)
  • Stephens Collection, Canada Science and Technology Museum, N-18240 (in Yarmouth, smokebox door open)

References and Footnotes

(1) Jim O'Donnell "Dominion Atlantic Railway Locomotive Roster"

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