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=Mosherville, Nova Scotia= | =Mosherville, Nova Scotia= | ||
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[[:Category:Subdivision Truro|Subdivision Truro]], Mile 12.10 | [[:Category:Subdivision Truro|Subdivision Truro]], Mile 12.10 | ||
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| + | Next Station West: [[Scotch Village]] | ||
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| + | Next Station East: [[Stanley Airport]] | ||
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| + | ==Features== | ||
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| + | *Mosherville Station | ||
In a conversation I had with a long time friend of my family Laurie Strong, he said that the Mosherville station had been sold and moved off site to it's new location on Walker Rd (or Greenfield Rd depends on who you ask for name of road) and it was converted into a house. The location of the station from what he recalls was just west of Walker Rd. Though the current status of the station is unknown as the family that had bought the station have long since past away. | In a conversation I had with a long time friend of my family Laurie Strong, he said that the Mosherville station had been sold and moved off site to it's new location on Walker Rd (or Greenfield Rd depends on who you ask for name of road) and it was converted into a house. The location of the station from what he recalls was just west of Walker Rd. Though the current status of the station is unknown as the family that had bought the station have long since past away. | ||
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<Gallery> | <Gallery> | ||
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[[Category:Locations]] | [[Category:Locations]] | ||
[[Category:Subdivision Truro|335]] | [[Category:Subdivision Truro|335]] | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 9 January 2013
Mosherville, Nova Scotia
Subdivision Truro, Mile 12.10
Next Station West: Scotch Village
Next Station East: Stanley Airport
Features
- Mosherville Station
In a conversation I had with a long time friend of my family Laurie Strong, he said that the Mosherville station had been sold and moved off site to it's new location on Walker Rd (or Greenfield Rd depends on who you ask for name of road) and it was converted into a house. The location of the station from what he recalls was just west of Walker Rd. Though the current status of the station is unknown as the family that had bought the station have long since past away.
