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Owner: Reading Railroad
Type: Passenger Car
AAR Class: PA: Car equipped to handle passengers.
AAR Type: M500
Detail Info:   Misc Cars
User Notes:   former grill car on Schuylkill and Wall Street, nee-RDG coach 1337

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RDG Co. Grill Car  #2060
Title:  RDG Co. Grill Car #2060
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Photo Date:  1/19/2013  Upload Date: 1/21/2013 7:03:14 PM
Location:  Hamburg, PA
Author:  Michael Huber
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Reading grill car 2060
Title:  Reading grill car 2060
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Photo Date:  1/19/2013  Upload Date: 1/21/2013 7:08:34 PM
Location:  Hamburg, PA
Author:  Michael Huber
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RDG 2060
Title:  RDG 2060
Description:  Former RDG 2060 is a good example of the upgrades done to the cars on certain upscale trains on the system. This car was part of the train "Schuylkill" and featured a small kitchen and cafe style area which was utilized during the train's trip between Philadelphia and Pottsville. The car was made into a full dining car in the 1960s and moved to the "Wall Street" run in the opposite direction out of Philly to the CNJ terminal at Jersey City, NJ. Retired in the 1970s and sold to become a diner, it was acquired by the museum in 2002 where it currently awaits restoration.
Photo Date:  9/21/2014  Upload Date: 2/10/2015 1:43:11 AM
Location:  Hamburg, PA
Author:  Paul Koprowski
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RDG 2060
Title:  RDG 2060
Description:  After a very nice and informative tour around the main part of the museum yard, we were given permission by our guide to view and photograph other pieces not normally seen on the main tour. One of these was former Reading grill car number 2060. The grill car was once an important part of the Reading's long distance service, first serving on the Philadelphia-Pottsville "Schuylkill" before moving to the "Wall Street" between Philly and Jersey City/New York. Rebuilt from a standard commuter coach, number 1337, the car featured a kitchen for prepping small meals, and both counter and table seating. After retirement it became part of a restaurant and was later acquired by the museum. It is one of the few food service cars original to the Reading that survive, although some former RDG coaches have since been converted to dining cars on some tourist railroads post retirement from the former anthracite hauler.
Photo Date:  3/17/2018  Upload Date: 4/18/2018 4:56:35 PM
Location:  Hamburg, PA
Author:  Paul Koprowski
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