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File:DAR - Middleton Station-Harold Jenkins Photo-June1959.JPG|[[Middleton Station]], photographed by [[:Category:Harold Jenkins Photo|Harold Jenkins]], June 1959. | File:DAR - Middleton Station-Harold Jenkins Photo-June1959.JPG|[[Middleton Station]], photographed by [[:Category:Harold Jenkins Photo|Harold Jenkins]], June 1959. | ||
DAR-Station Time Table Board-Middleton Station-Harold Jenkins Photo-Unknown Date.JPG|[[Middleton Station]] arrival and departure board, 1962. | DAR-Station Time Table Board-Middleton Station-Harold Jenkins Photo-Unknown Date.JPG|[[Middleton Station]] arrival and departure board, 1962. | ||
| + | File:Middleton, Nova Scotia, 26 May'77.jpg|[[Middleton]] with [[Middleton Station]] on right, G. N. Reagh & Son farm supplies on left and the Middleton Section House in distance viewed from RDC [[Train_No._2#1968_-_1975.2C_Yarmouth_-_Halifax_Daily_Afternoon_.28Except_Sunday.29_1st_Class_Passenger_Service|Train No. 2]], May 26, 1977. | ||
File:Middleton-Aerial.jpg|Aerial Survey of [[Middleton]] & Nictaux NS, July 8, 1977 | File:Middleton-Aerial.jpg|Aerial Survey of [[Middleton]] & Nictaux NS, July 8, 1977 | ||
Image:Middleton.JPG|D.A.R. trackage in Middleton, 1977. | Image:Middleton.JPG|D.A.R. trackage in Middleton, 1977. | ||
Revision as of 11:16, 24 April 2021
Middleton, Nova Scotia
Subdivision Kentville, Mile 30.9, Elevation 70'
Facilities & Features
- Middleton Railyard
- Wye west of station approx 1/2 mile
- Middleton Enginehouse
- Middleton Station
- Middleton Freight Shed
- Middleton Water Tower
- Middleton Stock Yard
Commerce & Industry
Local Industries Served By Rail
- G. N. Reagh & Son (flour and feed, farm equipment)
- T R A Limited (wholesale grocers)
- A. W. Allen & Son (woodworking factory)
- Twin City Dairy Ltd (dairy mfg and frozen food products distribution)
- Imperial Oil (bulk dealer)
- Gulf Canada Ltd (bulk dealer)
- Mosher Hardware
Description & History
1969-MemoOfGenInfo lists Middleton as:
- Population: 1505
- Junction of Canadian National Railway, Middleton subdivision, 15 miles of which runs parallel to our tracks between Middleton and Bridgetown. Station facilities used by both companies, under D.A.R. control.
Today Middleton is home to the Middleton Railway Museum, located in the old Middleton Station, which interprets the history of both the DAR and the HSW and includes a preserved 4-6-0 locomotive (built in 1905 as Canadian Northern 213, later Canadian National 1274 and finally 1521) acquired in 2020 from the defunct Upper Clements theme park.[1]
Operations & Orders
1931 - Permanent speed restriction, School and Commercial Street, Mile 30.85, 10 miles per hour.[2]
Gallery
Pre 1915 East End looking West.
DAR specials Middleton to Coldbrook in The Kentville Advertiser, Sept. 24, 1918.
Middleton Railyard, Station, Freight Shed and Water Tower on August 27, 1956.
Middleton Station, photographed by Harold Jenkins, June 1959.
Middleton Station arrival and departure board, 1962.
Middleton with Middleton Station on right, G. N. Reagh & Son farm supplies on left and the Middleton Section House in distance viewed from RDC Train No. 2, May 26, 1977.
Aerial Survey of Middleton & Nictaux NS, July 8, 1977
D.A.R. trackage in Middleton, 1977.
No. 9064 at Middleton in front of Middleton Station in August 1978.
Former Farmer's Margarine Plant on September 7, 2015.
Rail still in place on Victoria St.
Rail still in place on Victoria St.
References & Footnotes
- Alexander MacNab, Windsor and Annapolis Railway, Report of Alexander MacNab Nov 1, 1873
- 1969 Memorandum of General Information
