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| − | George Gray Hare (1870 - 1968) was a civil engineer who worked for the Dominion Atlantic Railway from December 1912 to 1917 and oversaw a major program of bridge building as well as station construction after the DAR was acquired by the Canadian Pacific Railway. | + | George Gray Hare (1870 - 1968) was a civil engineer who worked for the Dominion Atlantic Railway from December 1912 to 1917 and oversaw [[Canadian Pacific Railway Structure Upgrades 1912 - George G. Hare|a major program of bridge building as well as station construction]] after the DAR was acquired by the Canadian Pacific Railway. |
| − | Hare was hired by from another CPR subsidiary, the Kingston and Pembroke, to take charge of CPR | + | Hare was hired by from another CPR subsidiary, the Kingston and Pembroke, to take charge of improvements required by the CPR. |
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Revision as of 19:11, 13 June 2025
George Gray Hare (1870 - 1968) was a civil engineer who worked for the Dominion Atlantic Railway from December 1912 to 1917 and oversaw a major program of bridge building as well as station construction after the DAR was acquired by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Hare was hired by from another CPR subsidiary, the Kingston and Pembroke, to take charge of improvements required by the CPR.
Gallery
George G. Hare's summary of his major projects on the DAR.
