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| + | Kalkman129.jpg|DAR engineers gathered at the southwest corner of the [[Kentville Roundhouse|Kentville Six Stall Roundhouse]] outside the [[DAR000051|Engineer's Rest Bunk House]], circa 1919. | ||
File:Kentville Fire Map 1921 Sheet 1 annotated.jpg|Annotated detail of Kentville Fire Insurance Map showing the [[Kentville Roundhouse]], [[Kentville Machine Shop]], [[Kentville Water Tower|the old W&AR Water Tower]], [[DAR000051|Engineer's Rest Bunk House]] and [[Kentville Railyard]], Aug. 1921. | File:Kentville Fire Map 1921 Sheet 1 annotated.jpg|Annotated detail of Kentville Fire Insurance Map showing the [[Kentville Roundhouse]], [[Kentville Machine Shop]], [[Kentville Water Tower|the old W&AR Water Tower]], [[DAR000051|Engineer's Rest Bunk House]] and [[Kentville Railyard]], Aug. 1921. | ||
File:Kalkman41.jpg|[[Kentville Roundhouse]], the [[Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge]] and [[DAR000051|Engineer's Rest Bunk House]] during a flood, circa 1920-1926. | File:Kalkman41.jpg|[[Kentville Roundhouse]], the [[Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge]] and [[DAR000051|Engineer's Rest Bunk House]] during a flood, circa 1920-1926. | ||
Revision as of 09:39, 9 December 2025
Built circa 1872 as an early flat-topped board and batten sided baggage car, it was converted to serve as the Kentville Engineer's Bunkroom in October 1918.
Gallery
DAR engineers gathered at the southwest corner of the Kentville Six Stall Roundhouse outside the Engineer's Rest Bunk House, circa 1919.
Annotated detail of Kentville Fire Insurance Map showing the Kentville Roundhouse, Kentville Machine Shop, the old W&AR Water Tower, Engineer's Rest Bunk House and Kentville Railyard, Aug. 1921.
Kentville Roundhouse, the Kentville Cornwallis River Bridge and Engineer's Rest Bunk House during a flood, circa 1920-1926.
