Railroad Diner Car #2

This is the stainless steel galley of a railroad dining car that is presently on display at the Eastern Shore Railway Museum, Parksley, Virginia.

The Seaboard Air Line #8011 Diner is a 1947 stainless steel car built for the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and later used by Amtrak on its Washington, D.C./Miami route. The car was staffed with a crew of seven; all meals, including baked goods, were prepared on charcoal stove/grill/steam heated stove. Seating capacity was 48 diners.