The Santa Fe had a few cars with a shower adjacent to the barber shop: Pic and the below info is from http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/rsPicture.aspx?id=999676 Built in 1937 by Budd in Lot #979 as AT&SF 28 seat club lounge-barber shop-shower-dormitory #1372 PICURIS, 1 of 6 such cas (#1371-#1376)...
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Re: Passenger rooms/service with showers
by chepp ¦ Sat Jan 09, 2016 8:07 pm ¦ Forum: General Discussion: Fallen Flags, Trolleys, and Interurbans ¦ Topic: Passenger rooms/service with showers ¦ Replies: 5 ¦ Views: 9178San Bernardino, CA RR and history museum
by chepp ¦ Fri Jan 08, 2016 10:41 pm ¦ Forum: Museums, Tourist Lines, and Historical Organizations ¦ Topic: favorite southern california railroad museum? ¦ Replies: 5 ¦ Views: 7672This thread is several years old, but is still relevant. OERM and the Lomita Museum are definitely worth visiting. One obscure, but definitely worth visiting, railroad museum is on the ground floor of the ex-Santa Fe depot in San Bernardino. It's on 3rd St. a few blocks west of the I-215 freeway. Us...
'20s, '30s and Beyond club -- southern California
by chepp ¦ Fri Jan 08, 2016 7:06 pm ¦ Forum: Toy Trains, Model Railroading, Outdoor and Live Steam ¦ Topic: ** LINKS TO MODEL RAILROAD CLUBS ** ¦ Replies: 4 ¦ Views: 10650The '20s, '30s and Beyond Model Railroad replicates the golden age of railroading in 1:87 HO scale. Members build and transport their own six-foot-long modules that depict North American railroading during the period from the end of WWI through the steam-to-diesel era. We set up several times a year...