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Pullman train car from the 1890's
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Pullman train car from the 1890's
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It makes sense, but I didn’t know Stewardess was a railroad job before air travel
(Peter Stackpole. 1941)
Interior Pullman Car.
Beveled mirrors, ornate carvings, and polished brass were the hallmarks of travel in a Pullman parlor car, such as the one depicted here from 1893. First-class passengers enjoyed plush swivel seats and could eat their meals in equaling lavish dining cars. The wealthiest Pennsylvanians owned their own luxuriously appointed private cars.
Credit: Courtesy of the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania
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August 6, 1943 Dear Ma, Boy is this wonderful. I’m in a Pullman (1) now. I have a lower bunk right by the window. We got the Pullman at El Paso. This is just like a holiday now. We have nice toilets & washrooms too. This is going to be the first time in some time I’ve taken my clothes [off] to sleep. We went through some awful hot desert to-day. We’re in Arizona now. We also saw some high mountains. It’s nice & cool now. From what I hear it gets cool at night in the desert. Well I guess that’s all for now. We’ll be in California to-morrow. Love, Bobbie (1) Pullman car - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pullman_(car_or_coach)