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IMAGE
ABOVE -- Here's
a railroad car from July 8, 1937. It belonged to Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad (ACL), and it had its photo taken in Jacksonville. Notice how the seats could not be
individually adjusted or reclined, as was also the case in two of the other
cars on this webpage. In March 1938, however, ACL invited the public to inspect its new "Super Deluxe Coach" at Jacksonville
Terminal. The railroad car, with an interior painted in a soothing color scheme, was built
for overnight travel. Among other amenities, it offered individually
reclining seats, wide overhead baggage racks, air conditioning, hot & cold
running water,
(Source of images: Florida State Archives)
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