Monday, September 24, 2007

The Luxury Abroad the Pearl (Southern #2422)


Welcome back railfans to another exciting tour of VMT's railyard! On today's tour, we show you the Pullman luxury aboard the Southern Lake Pearl!






The Lake Pearl, built by Pullman in the 10-2-1 configuration. Meaning it has 10 sections, one drawing room, and two private rooms. I truthfully do not know to much about this car, other then it is Southern, and that it was possibly built near or around the 40's or 50's. Also, if anyone has any info on it, please share, for I do not know much about this car!

Now on to the pictures!



<- Door heading into the car, her number and name proudly painted on the door.


This photo, shows the first view into the car, taken towards the hall way. ->












<- View of the 'drinking fountain' water was dispensed under the tank in that bronzeish colored area.

So that is where the porter has been this entire time! (Just kidding) View of the call system ->









<- This is the frist view into the male restroom
Other view into the male Restroom (I apologize for the light) ->














<- Sign in the male restroom





View of the main corridor, my flash is reflecting off the Room C mirror.->






<- View of one of the sections, once again, i apologize for the light, check the next photo for a better view.

View of an open berth, the upper berth needing a sheet, and the bottom one not made yet ->




<- View of the curtains on berth number 10, both the upper and bottom berth made up and ready


View of a berth ladder, still
waiting service ->










<- Door to Drawing room A





View of the couch in Room A ->









<- View of the berth and chairs Room A
Hallway, to rooms B and C, and the Ladies Restroom ->







<- Roof of room A, sadly the paint has pealed kinda bad

View of door to Roomette B ->










<- View of the unfinished bottom berth in room B, man that porter is slacking today *wink*

This is the view of the sink and mirror in room B. Toilet was in the other corner ->









<- Door to Roomette C



Safety net, for the upper berth, Room C ->













Women's restroom door->




<- One view of the Women's bathroom



Another view of the women's bathroom. ->














I thank you once again, for joining me on another tour of the fabulous VMT railyard. I hope you come back again to visit more into our rolling stock!


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