The upstairs Station Agent’s living quarters in the building still have the original hardwood floors in all the rooms and are restored with period furnishings.
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Parlour/Pantry
The Station Agent, his wife, and family entertained their guests in this room. The small room off the parlour was at one time used as a pantry/storage room.
Kitchen
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Early 20th century artefacts including dishes and the stove are displayed here. Running water was added in the late 1940s.
Sitting/Dining Room
Serving various functions including meals and family relaxation, this room is now decorated with period furniture.
Bathroom
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This was originally a small bedroom, but in the late 1940s it was remodelled into a bathroom.
Bedrooms
These two rooms are located in the west end of the station. One is presently used as an exhibit room including a display of railway police badges, while the other is set up as a bedroom with railway uniforms on display. When the station platform was being restored a number of artefacts were found including broken clay pipes, hat pins, hair pins, ICR buttons and a Newfoundland 50 cent coin and these are on display.
![Intercolonial Railway buttons](https://novascotiarailwayheritage.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ICRbuttons.jpg)
![Newfoundland 50 cent coin](https://novascotiarailwayheritage.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/NFLD50c.jpg)