Salisbury Beach Rail Travel
Boston & Maine Railroad Pullman Sleeping Car
For Charter
Salisbury Beach sits on the platform at Los Angeles, California attached
to the rear of Amtrak's Coast Starlight bound for Oakland on LARail.com's
Midwest Circle Trip.
The porter, for a passenger's afternoon nap, makes up a Roomette, the
customary accommodation for the 1950's Businessman or solo traveler.
The Bedroom Suites are ideal for parties of two or four. Beds in one room
fold away to make space for two comfortable chairs during the day.
The mirroring Suite folds up to reveal a plush sofa for three.
Section Bunks are set down for the night. During the day, the top Berth
folds up and the bottom bunk slides apart to provide comfortable day
settings for four.
Here is another view of the Sections.
These are sections made up for the day. A removable table and flowers add
a nice touch to such a versatile living space.
A kitchenette is located in one end of the car, providing snacks and
drinks for passengers.
The hallway, seen with Bedrooms to the right, is adorned with an American
flag for Independence Day.
September 21, 2008
Heading over the Los Angeles river en route to San Diego as part of the
American Association of Private Rail Car Owner's Convention Steam Special
Train.
En Route to Oakland, California, January, 2009
San Pedro, California 2008
Boston, Massachusetts 2008
