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Railroads - History - United States (Western), Railroads - History - United States - General & Miscellaneous, Travel & Transportation - 19th Century US
Union Pacific's Challenger: A Distinctive Passenger Train '35-71 Dorin, Patrick C by Patrick C. Dorin β€” book cover

Union Pacific's Challenger: A Distinctive Passenger Train '35-71 Dorin, Patrick C

by Patrick C. Dorin
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Overview

For the first time, detailed coverage of the Union Pacific/Chicago & Northwestern passenger trains tells the entire story of this innovative line. Complete with coaches and tourist sleepers, the UP and C&NW in 1935 inaugurated a transcontinental train tailored to middle-class passengers. On its new line, UP provided stewardess-nurses, special women's coaches, distinctive dining on special china, lounges, and other amenities normally associated with the best first-class trains. Read how the trains expanded into a fleet, despite the soft passenger market.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 2002
Publisher
TLC Publishing (VA)
Pages
80
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781883089641

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