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File:CSTM-STR26981a 001 aa cs.jpg | Annapolis Royal in Halifax at Ocean Terminal.
 
File:CSTM-STR26981a 001 aa cs.jpg | Annapolis Royal in Halifax at Ocean Terminal.
 
File:Still3.jpg|Still motion picture film with [[DAR2552|DAR No. 2552 "Haliburton"]] at [[Halifax]] station with [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]], 1939.
 
File:Still3.jpg|Still motion picture film with [[DAR2552|DAR No. 2552 "Haliburton"]] at [[Halifax]] station with [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]], 1939.
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File:SGM-B0101.jpg|Evangeline Herald on the observation car [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]] at [[Kentville]], March 30, 1946.
 
File:SGM-B0089.jpg|Snowplows [[DAR000909|No. 909]] in foreground and [[DAR000911|No. 911]] in back with detail of end of observation car [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]] at [[Kentville]], March 30, 1946.
 
File:SGM-B0089.jpg|Snowplows [[DAR000909|No. 909]] in foreground and [[DAR000911|No. 911]] in back with detail of end of observation car [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]] at [[Kentville]], March 30, 1946.
 
File:SGM-B0056.jpg|DAR Observation [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]] at Kentville on May 11, 1946.
 
File:SGM-B0056.jpg|DAR Observation [[DARANNAPOLISROYAL|Annapolis Royal]] at Kentville on May 11, 1946.

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Dominion Atlantic Railway Buffet Observation Parlour Car, Annapolis Royal

  • Built 1889 by Barney and Smith as a sleeping cat
  • Converted Dec 1923 by Canadian Pacific as Buffet Observation Parlour Car
  • 72 feet over couplers
  • 68'-5" long overall
  • 65 feet over frame
  • six wheel trucks
  • Seating capacity: 22 people in the main section and 6 in the smoking section[1]

A sister to Grand Pre[2], this car began as the Canadian Pacific sleeper "Parkland", later renamed "Winchester". It was converted to a buffet observation car for the DAR in December 1923 and named "Annapolis Royal" after the town, an important tourism destination for the DAR. It was scrapped in August 1946.[3]

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