Preservation
The railway's history is preserved at the Halifax and Southwestern Railway Museum in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. In addition to the network of recreational trails built on the former H&SW roadbed, several stations have survived and been given alternative use. They include the French Village station, which is now a cafe and the Liverpool station which is the Hank Snow museum.
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