Glen Nevis

Glen Nevis

Build Date: 1925

Builder: The Pullman Company / Halliburton

Glen Nevis was a 6-3 (6 compartments, 3 drawing rooms) which was Pullman's most common all-room car and one of its most luxurious designs. Following its career in Pullman Company service, Glen Nevis was rebuilt into a research car used to develop cushioned underframes for railroad cars. While it still has the external appearance of a Pullman sleeping car with a few of the drawing rooms retained, Glen Nevis was modernized with its own kitchen and generator so it could serve as a self sufficient rolling laboratory while on the railroad. A gift of the FreightMaster division of Halliburton.

Pullman Sleeping Car Glen Nevis in FreightMaster livery.

State of the art technology was installed in Pullman Sleeping Car Glen Nevis while in service at FreightMaster.