New York Central Railroad photographic car, 1901. Reserved by Detroit Publishing Co. for the use of its photographers as they traveled around the Northeast.
What a fantastic moment captured in 1902 onboard the Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad. Why all the images of waterfalls on the walls? Perhaps a traveling photographer?
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
kinda looks similar to the inside of the first class cabins on the Titanic.