The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is proud to announce the near completion of the extensive restoration of Office Car 98, a symbol of early 20th-century railroading elegance and ingenuity. Built in 1923, this historic car served as a luxurious mobile office for railroad executives, reflecting the opulence of rail travel during that era. Our dedicated team has meticulously worked to preserve its original features, from detailed woodwork to authentic color schemes, ensuring historical accuracy and craftsmanship. This restoration not only honors the car’s rich history but also educates visitors about the significance of preserving such artifacts, offering both railway enthusiasts and the general public a tangible connection to our nation’s railroading heritage. We invite you to visit the museum and witness firsthand the grandeur of Office Car 98, a testament to our commitment to preserving and celebrating railroad history.
Office Car 98’s Historic Restoration Office Car 98, a symbol of railroading elegance and ingenuity, is nearing the end of its extensive restoration at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum’s Soule Shops. This historic car, now 98% restored, will soon shine in its original splendor, showcasing the meticulous efforts of dedicated craftsmen. The Historical Significance of…
