#dining car

Imagine if trains still looked like this: a new dining car on the streamlined Twentieth Century Limited, the New York Central train on the New York-Chicago run, which made its debut on September 17, 1948. The diner, designed by Henry Dreyfuss, seated 64 people and had an adjoining kitchen car, with a dormitory for the crew.

We have

The rooms

You have a folding bed, a folding toilet, and a folding sink

This was the lower class. Everyone like it so tiny and I'm like I wish I had a bed when on the amtrak train for 10+ hours

Then we have le kitchen

Holds a staff of 4 and theres a little walkway to go around the kitchen to the next car.

This is Hell. They had no windows only 2 exhaust fans. It was hotter in here than the engine's cab.

Then we have the dining room

Much better, much more spacious and cozy

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