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Avon River Causeway
Avon River Causeway
The Avon River Causeway replaced the Avon River bridges in 1970. As per notes on a Harold Jenkins Photo the first passenger train to cross over the causeway was 16 November 1970 @ 12:15
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The Avon River Causeway, the new Windsor Station and new DAR main line all under construction at Windsor September 1970.
RDC 9058 or 9059 passing through Windsor, with the new Windsor Station and Avon River Causeway nearing completion October 11, 1970.
Written information on Harold Jenkins Photo stating first passenger train 12:15 16 November 1970
Dayliner No. 9059 crossing the Avon River Causeway approaching Windsor on August 8,1973.
No. 9062, Train No. 1, on Avon River Causeway on July 19, 1975.
Train No. 1 at Windsor Station with the L. A. Armstrong Apple Warehouse to the left and the Avon River Causeway to the right, Aug. 17, 1977.
Windsor, with CPR Locomotive 8132 and freight train on the Avon River Causeway and a Southern Railroad boxcar parked at the L. A. Armstrong Apple Warehouse, Oct. 17, 1979.
