The Pullman Car 1867 - 1917

ID# 68,245

From the October 27, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Building the Pullman Car

ID# 68,140

From the October 27, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Courtesy

ID# 67,956

From the May 26, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Coast to Coast

ID# 67,617

From the March 24, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Women

ID# 66,801

From the January 20, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Service

ID# 67,029

1. From the July 28, 1917 issue of The Saturday Evening Post.

Boston Metropolitan Transit Authority Trolley #3295 at Watertown, Massachusetts on June 7, 1981

ID# 23,790

BOSTON MTA 3295

3295 Picture Window P.C.C. was one of the last series of cars built for the M.T.A. It was built by Pullman Standard in 1951. The car was the first car to open service on the Highland Branch to Riverside. Employees completely restored the car for the 20th anniversary of the Highland Branch. The car shown here in charter service at Watertown, Mass. June 7, 1981.

Photo by N. D. Clark

America's Busiest Bread Boxes

ID# 29,531

From the November, 1965 issue of Trains Magazine.

Peek into the Pullmans that pass in the night

ID # 32,556

From the January, 1949 issue of Look Magazine.

Mover of Modern Transportation - STANDARDIZED FREIGHT CARS

ID # 28,521

From the July, 1957 issue of Trains Magazine.

STANDARDIZED FREIGHT CARS HELP SOUTHERN VISION COME ALIVE

ID # 26,036

From the September, 1958 issue of Trains Magazine.