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Railroad chapel car
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A railroad chapel car is a mobile railroad car used to provide religious services and information. The car also serves as living quarters for the pastor. The front of the car is designed to act as a "
St. Olga chapel car, one of the first chapel cars in the Russian Empire, 1896
St. Olga chapel car, one of the first chapel cars in the Russian Empire, 1896
Photo of the Baptist chapel car, Glad Tidings, on a railroad siding. This was where services were held.
Photo of the Baptist chapel car, Glad Tidings, on a railroad siding. This was where services were held.
Boston Smith, a key person in Baptist chapel car work.
Boston Smith, a key person in Baptist chapel car work.
Inventor William Coffin Coleman and his workmen with the chapel car Evangel. Coleman outfitted the car with new lighting in 1911.
Inventor William Coffin Coleman and his workmen with the chapel car Evangel. Coleman outfitted the car with new lighting in 1911.
Barney and Smith Car Company
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Barney and Smith Car Company was a railroad car manufacturer in Dayton, Ohio.
Railroad chapel car
…Boston W. Smith, businessmen Charles L. Colby and Colgate Hoyt donated the funds to build and outfit the Society's first chapel car, Evangel, built by Barney & Smith. Hoyt, whose brother, Wayland, was the pastor of the First Baptist Church of Minneapolis, was a vice-president and board member of many American…
Dayton Car Works in 1875
Dayton Car Works in 1875
Coach GN 3261, built in 1906.
Coach GN 3261, built in 1906.
Grizzly Flats Railroad Coach #5, at the Southern California Railway Museum. This car was built in 1881 by the Barney & Smith Car Company for the Carso
Grizzly Flats Railroad Coach #5, at the Southern California Railway Museum. This car was built in 1881 by the Barney & Smith Car Company for the Carson and Colorado Railroad.