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File:DAR 24 La Tour.jpg|[[DAR0024|Locomotive 24]] in the dead line at [[Kentville]] June 1939.
 
File:DAR 24 La Tour.jpg|[[DAR0024|Locomotive 24]] in the dead line at [[Kentville]] June 1939.
 
Image:DAR 25 Kentville July 1938.jpg|[[DAR0025|No. 25]] at Kentville in July of 1938.
 
Image:DAR 25 Kentville July 1938.jpg|[[DAR0025|No. 25]] at Kentville in July of 1938.
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File:McBride1page52B.jpg|DAR [[DAR0026|locomotive No. 26]] in the [[Kentville Scrap Line]], circa 1941.
 
File:DAR 544 Hebert.jpg|[[DAR0544]] with stack capped in the [[Kentville Scrap Line]], circa 1943.
 
File:DAR 544 Hebert.jpg|[[DAR0544]] with stack capped in the [[Kentville Scrap Line]], circa 1943.
 
Image:DAR350505 Kentville April 3 1964 Jim O'Donnell.jpg|Wooden Gypsum car [[DAR350505|No. 350505]] being scrapped at [[Kentville Railyard]] on April 3, 1964. Tool car [[DAR402769|No. 403769]] can be seen behind.
 
Image:DAR350505 Kentville April 3 1964 Jim O'Donnell.jpg|Wooden Gypsum car [[DAR350505|No. 350505]] being scrapped at [[Kentville Railyard]] on April 3, 1964. Tool car [[DAR402769|No. 403769]] can be seen behind.

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Kentville Scrap Line

Just to the north of the Kentville Repair Shop was a set of tracks used for many years as the Kentville Scrap Line, where retired rolling stock were stored or awaited scraping. Old locomotives would be parked here in the dead line, discretely out of public view, so parts could be cannibalized until they were eventually cut up for scrap. The scrapping itself was usually done in an open area beside the river near the Kentville Boiler Plant.

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