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View of front end of the 1:12th scale model of DAR locomotive [[DAR0032|No. 32]] showign number plate and pilot. The model was built in 1908 by Arthur Coldwell in 1908, a DAR employee in [[Halifax]]. It was damaged by the Halifax Explosion but subsequently repaired by the DAR's Kentville shops and used in Apple Blossom festival parades. The model was later donated to the Wolfville library in 1990 when they restored the [[Wolfville Station]] as a new library. The model may be seen at the library today. Painted in a 1920s paint scheme, it is one of the only surviving colour sources of the DAR's unique red and gold livery.
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View of front end of the 1:12th scale model of DAR locomotive [[DAR0032|No. 32]] showing the  number plate and pilot on February 15, 2009. The model was built in 1908 by Arthur Coldwell, a DAR employee in [[Halifax]]. It was damaged by the Halifax Explosion but subsequently repaired by the DAR's Kentville shops and used in Apple Blossom festival parades. The model was later donated to the Wolfville library in 1993 when they restored the [[Wolfville Station]] as a new library. The model may be seen at the library today. Painted in a 1920s paint scheme, it is one of the only surviving colour sources of the DAR's unique red and gold livery.
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View of front end of the 1:12th scale model of DAR locomotive No. 32 showing the number plate and pilot on February 15, 2009. The model was built in 1908 by Arthur Coldwell, a DAR employee in Halifax. It was damaged by the Halifax Explosion but subsequently repaired by the DAR's Kentville shops and used in Apple Blossom festival parades. The model was later donated to the Wolfville library in 1993 when they restored the Wolfville Station as a new library. The model may be seen at the library today. Painted in a 1920s paint scheme, it is one of the only surviving colour sources of the DAR's unique red and gold livery.

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