Acadian Lines sign at Antigonish, Nova Scotia - 7 Sep 1992 (174-03)

Monday 7 September 1992 (Labour Day) (approx 1150) – If travelling on an Acadian Lines coach and awaking to wonder whereabouts you were, this sign at the company’s terminal at 53 James Street, Antigonish, Nova Scotia would keep you informed. During the time that the company was owned by three enterprising businessmen (brothers Gordon and George Thompson and Ralph Pepper) the company established a number of well-appointed terminals on its network offering its passengers comfortable waiting and refreshment facilities. (Ref 174-03)