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These two oblique aerial views show the right of way of the Chignecto Ship Railway and the remnants of the terminus at the Amherst, NS end and on the northen end at the Tidnish River. This project which was driven by Henry G.C. Ketchum foundered about 1895. The intent of the project was to permit ships to cross from the Northumberland Straits to the Bay of Fundy, thereby saving the need to sail around peninsular Nova Scotia. For more details on this celebrated engineering scheme see: UNB Archives and Special Collections - Henry George Clopper Ketchum |
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project was made possible -in part or entirely - through the Canadian
Culture Online Program of Canadian Heritage, the National Archives of
Canada and the Canadian Council of Archives. |
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