Pullman "Diplomat"

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Donald G Hattier DC	General	During the Wabash period, the open platform had been turned into an enclosed vestibule. The interior was changed from 27 swivel seats to rows of bench style seating. The DCNRHS changed the name back from City of Danville to Diplomat. The rear platform was recreated and the wall moved back to its original location by Bill Jenkins of Lincoln DE. The interior is being returned to the open seating arrangement as awell.	12/10/2011 8:12:15 PM

Donald G Hattier DC	General	During the Wabash period, the open platform had been turned into an enclosed vestibule. The interior was changed from 27 swivel seats to rows of bench style seating. The DCNRHS changed the name back from City of Danville to Diplomat. The rear platform was recreated and the wall moved back to its original location by Bill Jenkins of Lincoln DE. The interior is being returned to the open seating arrangement as awell.	12/10/2011 8:12:23 PM

Pullman "Diplomat"
The "Diplomat" is being restored to her original 1927 appearance. It once ran on the "Wabash Cannonball" from 1945-55.
Date: 7/30/2011	Location: Parksley, VA	Views: 1401	Collection Of: Jonathan Ferraro
Rolling Stock: PRR 499303 (MofW Equipment) PULL Diplomat (Passenger Car)			Author: Jonathan Ferraro

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Yard		This picture is part of album: Eastern Shore Railway Museum

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