Photography of the 1926 Cardinal's Train |
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The 1926 Cardinal's Train, ready to go with porters posing next to every car. Image: New York Central System Historical Society Collection, via R.L. Stoving |
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The 1926 Cardinal's Train stretched out for photos. Image: New York Central System Historical Society Collection, via R.L. Stoving |
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The cars of the 1926 Cardinal's Train, newly painted and sitting outside the Pullman factory. Image: Arthur
Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.1
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The first car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman baggage/club car Charles Carroll of Carrollton. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.2 |
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The second car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman sleeping car Cardinal Bozano. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.3 |
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The third car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman sleeping car Cardinal Hayes. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.4 |
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The fourth car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman dining car St. Mary of the Lake. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.5 |
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The fifth car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman sleeping car Bishop Quarter. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.6 |
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The sixth car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman sleeping car Father Marquette. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.7 |
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The seventh and last car of the Cardinal's Train was the Pullman private car Pope Pius XI. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.8 |
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A Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee interurban train, also decorated to carry dignitaries to the 1926 International Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. Image: Arthur Dubin Collection, Lake Forest College Library, I.20.9 |
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