PRR 120

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Tom Beckett	General	This car was also owned at one time-for a good number of years-by NY attorney George Pins. There were, on this line, two subscription parlors, one, the North Jersey Commuter Club, PRR 1734, and a comparable CNJ car, that ran on the NY & Long Branch until the trains were re-equipped in the 1990's. The appearance of parlors on these trains is not unprecedented, and in fact, continues a long heritage of such operations,	2/8/2024 4:43:53 AM

Steve Coraggio	General	Tom, thank you for the additional information on this car,	2/8/2024 10:07:12 AM

Scott Crotwell	General	That's a nice looking car! Excellent description too!	2/9/2024 5:07:38 PM

Steve Coraggio	General	Yes it is a nice looking car!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you nixce to see PRR still around in some form	2/9/2024 8:18:05 PM

PRR 120
A shot of Pennsylvania Railraod Observation Car No 120. This car was originally built at the PRR Altoona shops in 1928 and was the railraods premier business car. Herr most notable and somber task was transproting the body of the late Senator and Presidental Candidate Robert F. Kennedy. source my copy "Meet The Heriatge Fleet" Historic Equipmetn Guide.
Date: 9/30/2023	Location: South Amboy, NJ Map	Views: 48	Collection Of: Steve Coraggio
Rolling Stock: PRR 120 (Passenger Car)			Author: Steve Coraggio

Picture Categories: RollingStock,Passenger,Track,Action		This picture is part of album: N.J. Transit 40th Anniversary Reenactment of the Historic Engine Change at South Amboy, NJ Part 1

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