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Work at the Trestle, a sculpture by Ruth Abernethy, depicts entrepreneur and engineer T.T. Vernon Smith, who helped open the Annapolis Valley by building the Windsor and Annapolis Railway and its extension to Yarmouth. The sculpture was donated to the town of Wolfville, Nova Scotia by Allen Eaves, Vernon Smith's great grandson. Photograph by Cassandra Koch
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| Source | Ruth Abernethy |
| Author | Cassandra Koch |
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