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Revision as of 19:31, 5 April 2023 by Dan Conlin (talk | contribs) (DAR Engine No. 26, "Governor Cox" with a Baggage Express Car No. 3858 and Canadian National business car No. 54 in a special train for the visiting Governor of Massachusetts Channing Cox in Yarmouth on either July 22, 1923<ref>"Governor Cox in Yarmouth", ''Halifax Chronicle'', July 23, 1923</ref> or July 23, 1924.<ref>''Halifax Herald'', July 28, 1924. Carl Riff clippings research</ref> Photographer unknown. Photo courtesy [[:Category:Tony Kalkman|Tony Kalkman]...)
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Summary

DAR Engine No. 26, "Governor Cox" with a Baggage Express Car No. 3858 and Canadian National business car No. 54 in a special train for the visiting Governor of Massachusetts Channing Cox in Yarmouth on either July 22, 1923[1] or July 23, 1924.[2]

Photographer unknown.

Photo courtesy Tony Kalkman, featured on a DAR-DPI.ca Facebook post, April 2, 2023.

  1. "Governor Cox in Yarmouth", Halifax Chronicle, July 23, 1923
  2. Halifax Herald, July 28, 1924. Carl Riff clippings research

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current19:31, 5 April 2023Thumbnail for version as of 19:31, 5 April 20231,205 × 538 (227 KB)Dan Conlin (talk | contribs)DAR Engine No. 26, "Governor Cox" with a Baggage Express Car No. 3858 and Canadian National business car No. 54 in a special train for the visiting Governor of Massachusetts Channing Cox in Yarmouth on either July 22, 1923<ref>"Governor Cox in Yarmouth", ''Halifax Chronicle'', July 23, 1923</ref> or July 23, 1924.<ref>''Halifax Herald'', July 28, 1924. Carl Riff clippings research</ref> Photographer unknown. Photo courtesy [[:Category:Tony Kalkman|Tony Kalkman]...

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