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Sarah Taylor (talk | contribs) (Engine 45 Alexander (ex-CPR 503), 'Alco', November 1902.<br> Kentville, 1931.<br> <br> Before the ravages and deferred maintenance of the Great Depression and World War Two, a similar engine to 44 presented a much different appearance. I think the 'coa...) |
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| + | [[DAR0024|DAR locomotive No. 45 "Alexander"]] with [[DAR000003#Dominion_Atlantic_Railway_Track_Crane_No._3.|DAR Yard Crane No. 3]] beside the Kentville ash piles 1931. Note excellent detail of Crane 3's clam shell bucket. | ||
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| + | Comments below by David J. Gagnon from his blog post: [https://rollymartincountry.blogspot.com/2017/02/dominion-atlantic-railway-steam-power.html "Dominion Atlantic Railway: Steam Power Snapshots, Maps, Books/Ephemera", Feb. 3, 2017]: | ||
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Engine 45 Alexander (ex-CPR 503), 'Alco', November 1902.<br> | Engine 45 Alexander (ex-CPR 503), 'Alco', November 1902.<br> | ||
Kentville, 1931.<br> | Kentville, 1931.<br> | ||
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Before the ravages and deferred maintenance of the Great Depression and World War Two, a similar engine to 44 presented a much different appearance. I think the 'coaling facilities' are also shown in this photo ... or the ash pit (left foreground) has just been cleaned out.<br> | Before the ravages and deferred maintenance of the Great Depression and World War Two, a similar engine to 44 presented a much different appearance. I think the 'coaling facilities' are also shown in this photo ... or the ash pit (left foreground) has just been cleaned out.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 5 December 2020
DAR locomotive No. 45 "Alexander" with DAR Yard Crane No. 3 beside the Kentville ash piles 1931. Note excellent detail of Crane 3's clam shell bucket.
Comments below by David J. Gagnon from his blog post: "Dominion Atlantic Railway: Steam Power Snapshots, Maps, Books/Ephemera", Feb. 3, 2017:
Engine 45 Alexander (ex-CPR 503), 'Alco', November 1902.
Kentville, 1931.
Before the ravages and deferred maintenance of the Great Depression and World War Two, a similar engine to 44 presented a much different appearance. I think the 'coaling facilities' are also shown in this photo ... or the ash pit (left foreground) has just been cleaned out.
Comments by David J. Gagnon.
Category:David J. Gagnon Collection
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