SOU 1602

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Bryan Smith	General	Does anyone know if this car survives today or what its final disposition was?? As a young teenager I rode the Southern Crescent in the 1970's just before Amtrak took it over. I well remember riding the dome coach most of my trip from New Orleans to Birmingham where I then caught the southbound Floridian to my destination of Dothan AL. I had no idea the trains used differant stations until I got to Birmingham. After a bit of panic I found a taxi and made my connection.	8/14/2015 3:38:25 PM

SOU 1602
Dome parlor car 1602 brings up the rear of the northbound Southern Crescent as it crosses Lake Pontchartrain. The car was built by Pullman-Standard in July 1952 as Wabash 1602, became Norfolk & Western 1602 in 1964, Central of Georgia 1602 in 1969, and Southen 1602 in 1970. (month approximate)
Date: 6/1/1977	Location: North Shore, LA	Views: 2086	Collection Of: Michael Palmieri
			Author: James H. Selzer, Jr.

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Passenger		This picture is part of album: JAMES SELZER

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