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The South Shore of Nova Scotia, Liverpool 1958 and 1996. Nice to see some continuity. Like all the above stations, this one is gone now too. It's...
More Annapolis Valley: This was in Kentville, N.S. I wish I had a house as nice as this one! [ATTACH] This one was in Wolfville. N.S. White...
Some more from Nova Scotia. These were all stations in the Annapolis Valley. These two were a station built partly into a hillside in Aylesford,...
I was about to point and say"Look at that really old truck parked out front!" Then, I suddenly realized that my daily driver is considerably older...
Update: I was just contacted by the daughter of the man who was the operator of the station I posted above from 1950. It was located on Quinpool...
This next set were all in the town of Amherst, Nova Scotia, starting with a very old Irving Oil station; Irving is a local legend here in the...
Lower Sackville is a suburb of Halifax, and this is the main thoroughfare, now a big intersection where two 4-lane roads meet. The Fina station is...
Here's a couple more from Nova Scotia. Harbour Motors was a Ford dealer. The dealership moved outside town to glossy new premises, but the...
I didn't think they did atom bomb testing in Arizona. :D Seriously though, even though I'm glued to this thread, sometimes it's heartbreaking...
Notice the pulley-operated signal arm on top of the "Painted Desert Park" sign? Not sure who it was designed to flag down, but I wonder if it was...
Here's a really sad one in our city, the former CBC building:[ATTACH] It was originally built in Art Deco/Streamline as a car...
[ATTACH] I know this is five years later, but the thread is still active, so I thought this would be appropriate, being an update. This is my...
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