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Image:DAR1018a.jpg|Circa 1941 at [[Halifax]] in DAR livery. | Image:DAR1018a.jpg|Circa 1941 at [[Halifax]] in DAR livery. | ||
| + | Image:R-107.jpg|Double-header [[::Category:Gypsum Trains|gypsum train]] crossing the [[Avon River Bridge|Avon River]] at Windsor, circa 1948. 1st engine is [[DAR1018|No. 1018]] in DAR livery. 2nd engine is [[DAR0999|No. 999]]. | ||
Image:DAR0999101810416.jpg|[[DAR1041|No. 1041]] taking on water at the [[Windsor Water Tower]] while No.'s [[DAR1018|1018]] & [[DAR0999|999]] wait in August 1949. | Image:DAR0999101810416.jpg|[[DAR1041|No. 1041]] taking on water at the [[Windsor Water Tower]] while No.'s [[DAR1018|1018]] & [[DAR0999|999]] wait in August 1949. | ||
Image:DAR0999-1018.jpg|Circa 1949 at [[Windsor]] in DAR livery. | Image:DAR0999-1018.jpg|Circa 1949 at [[Windsor]] in DAR livery. | ||
Revision as of 18:34, 6 November 2011
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steam Locomotive No. 1018, Demonts.
Built by the Montreal Locomotive Works (MLW) in September of 1912. Assigned to the DAR from the CPR in 1937 or 1938.
It is listed as a D.A.R. unit from M.P. 14 1941 to 1952 and then continues to appear in 1955 but back as a C.P.R. unit (1).
Gallery
Circa 1941 at Halifax in DAR livery.
gypsum train]] crossing the Avon River at Windsor, circa 1948. 1st engine is No. 1018 in DAR livery. 2nd engine is No. 999.
No. 1041 taking on water at the Windsor Water Tower while No.'s 1018 & 999 wait in August 1949.
Circa 1949 at Windsor in DAR livery.
References and Footnotes
- (1) 1941 Canadian Pacific Railway Summary Of Equipment, Form M.P. 14 - January 1, 1941, page 15.
- (1) C.P.R. M.P. 14 Motive Power Rosters
External Links
No. 1018 at Truro - Canada Science and Technology Museum, Image STR03515a.
