| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1935-08-23/1935-09-06 | CNR tenders for 150-ton reinforced concrete coaling plant structure[NAC RG30 Vol. 14895; The Globe (Toronto), Tuesday, August 27, 1935, p. 12, c. 8]. |
| 1935-09-13 | CNR contracts with E. P. Muntz, Ltd. Toronto for complete construction ... of 150-ton reinforced concrete coaling plant structure, exclusive of machinery [NAC RG30 Vol. 14895]. |
| 1935-11-01 | CNR contracts with Stephens-Adamson Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Belleville, for manufacture, delivery and installation of machinery for Washago Coaling Plant[NAC RG30 Vol. 14895]. |
| 1936-02-05 | CNR Chief Engineer advises Purchasing Department that machinery has been fully installed, is working satisfactorily and ... there are no objections to making final payment to Stephens-Adamson Manufacturing Company, Limited[NAC RG30 Vol. 14895]. |
| 1942-12-09 | Escaped German prisoner of war Aberhard Willdermuth is captured after having been sighted near the coaling tower[Reading Eagle, Wednesday, December 9, 1942, p. 6, c. 1]. |
| Date | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1962c |  Ken Davis photo |
Looking south from the north junction switch towards the "lever shack", Severn River bridge and coaling tower.
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| 1979-04 |  Gene Burles photo |
Looking north along Newmarket Subdivision to coaling tower in distance with Ontario Northland train on the Bala Subdivision. |
| 1979-04 |  Gene Burles photo |
Looking north from Washago yard on the Newmarket Subdivision to coaling tower in distance with freight train on Bala Subdivision. |
| n.d. |  Steve Bradley photo |
Coaling tower as seen from cab of the Canadian northbound on the Newmarket subdivision approaching home signal 987 at Washago. The Bala subdivision joins from the right. |
| Date | Reference | Railway | Subject | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1954c | J.P. Smith | CNR | 150-ton coaling plant. | General layout, N-Scale drawing |