United States railway dining car Pennsylvania Limited train interior. Dining cars  were the heaviest and most expensive of passenger cars. First class passengers expected fine dining cars, and the railroads were obliged to provide them.Before dining cars, passengers on long trips either brought along their own food or dined at train station restaurants. In the 1870s, dining cars were developed first for wealthy passengers. Dining cars became a competitive necessity on all railroads. The Pullman Company built the first dining car, By the early 1880s, the design configuration of the dining car had changed, putting the kitchen at one end of the car and the dining room, seating 36 people, at the other. Tables were set with fine linen, silver, and china, all made especially for a railroad and emblazoned with its logo. This specific diner was by the Pennsylvania Railroad for the fast train, the Broadway Limited and later the Spirit of St. Louis. train car stock illustrations
United States railway dining car Pennsylvania Limited train interior. Dining cars were the heaviest and most expensive of passenger cars. First class passengers expected fine dining cars, and the railroads were obliged to provide them.Before dining cars, passengers on long trips either brought along their own food or dined at train station restaurants. In the 1870s, dining cars were developed first for wealthy passengers. Dining cars became a competitive necessity on all railroads. The Pullman Company built the first dining car, By the early 1880s, the design configuration of the dining car had changed, putting the kitchen at one end of the car and the dining room, seating 36 people, at the other. Tables were set with fine linen, silver, and china, all made especially for a railroad and emblazoned with its logo. This specific diner was by the Pennsylvania Railroad for the fast train, the Broadway Limited and later the Spirit of St. Louis. train car stock illustrations

Dining cars were the heaviest and most expensive of passenger cars. First class passengers expected fine dining cars, and the railroads were obliged to provide them.Before dining cars, passengers on long trips either brought along their own food or dined at train station restaurants. In the 1870s, dining cars were developed first for wealthy passengers. Dining cars became a competitive necessity on all railroads. The Pullman Company built the first dining car, By the early 1880s, the design configuration of the dining car had changed, putting the kitchen at one end of the car and the dining room, seating 36 people, at the other. Tables were set with fine linen, silver, and china, all made especially for a railroad and emblazoned with its logo. This specific diner was by the Pennsylvania Railroad for the fast train, the Broadway Limited and later the Spirit of St. Louis.

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