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Grafton was the site of massive snow plowing struggle in 1915 when locomotive [[DAR0026|No. 26]] fought a three day battle to clear 26 foot drifts and reopen the snow-choked Weston Subdivision.(1) Today Grafton is home of a preserved CPR caboose, owned by DAR fan Donnie Foster.
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Grafton was the site of massive snow plowing struggle in 1915 when locomotive [[DAR0026|No. 26]] fought a three day battle to clear 26 foot drifts and reopen the snow-choked Weston Subdivision.(1) Today Grafton is home of the preserved DAR caboose [[DAR435459|No. 435459]].
  
 
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Image:100 1368.jpg|Roadbed looking east from Spicer Road towards Grafton, 2007
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Image:100 1368.jpg|Roadbed looking east from Spicer Road towards Grafton, 2007.
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File:Graftonvan.JPG|Van [[DAR435459|No. 435459]] preserved in [[Grafton]], NS, March 17, 2013.
 
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Revision as of 19:57, 18 March 2014

Grafton, Nova Scotia

Subdivision Weston, Mile 9.2

Spur for Ivor Best warehouse, Mile 8.9

Station, travelling agent, Mile 9.2

Passing siding, 16 cars and engine

Spur, 8 cars, for Grafton Fruit Company warehouse


Grafton was the site of massive snow plowing struggle in 1915 when locomotive No. 26 fought a three day battle to clear 26 foot drifts and reopen the snow-choked Weston Subdivision.(1) Today Grafton is home of the preserved DAR caboose No. 435459.

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References and Footnotes

(1)George Bishop "Railway Notes", Kentville Advertiser, March 2, 1939.

  • Dominion Atlantic Railway Employee Time Table September 25, 1949, Library and Archives Canada, PMP - HE.2804 DC
  • 1915 North Mountain Line Track Profile, Library and Archives Canada, RG 12M 77803/17 Item 782

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