stopped here over labor day weekend.
and boarded the first train we saw
This car was built in 1907
It was separated into two sections...one smoking, one non smoking.
looking out the front of the carriage
five trains running the day we were there.
looking out the window of the train
looking out the window of the train
but was refurbished to it's original splendor.
this is the outside of the above carriage
this is the outside of the above carriage
train station
One of the many sheds filled with engines, street cars, and carriages
an old sleeper
walking through a car
booths and sleeping berths
dining car
narrow hallway on the diner...kitchen is to the left.
an old bathroom with copper sink
kitchen
a carriage being refurbished
One of the many sheds filled with engines, street cars, and carriages
an old sleeper
walking through a car
booths and sleeping berths
dining car
narrow hallway on the diner...kitchen is to the left.
an old bathroom with copper sink
kitchen
a carriage being refurbished
in the passenger carriage shed
There were some folks there dressed up for a reenactment
There were some folks there dressed up for a reenactment
Gargoyle!
A mini art museum in a carriage
The children loved the toilets!
A mini art museum in a carriage
The children loved the toilets!
a double!
sleeping car
double by day
and by night
dining car
outside the dining car window
sleeping car
double by day
and by night
dining car
outside the dining car window
taken out of commission in 1980, served as a restaurant for five
years, then abandoned. It needed a lot of work!
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