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Pullman-Union Pacific Association

The Pullman-Union Pacific Association was formed in October 1871; renewed in April 1884; dissolved in 1898. (Eric Neubauer)

May 1884
A contract was signed between Pullman Palace Car Company and Union Pacific Railroad for the joint ownership of sleeping cars operating over Union Pacific and its subsidiary companies. The joint company was called the Pullman-Union Pacific Association.

August 1, 1889
A contract was signed for the joint ownership of dining cars by Pullman and Union Pacific. The first dining car was delivered to the association in November 1889. The dining cars were owned by the association and operated by Pullman. The association was dissolved in 1895 and most of the dining cars were sold to Union Pacific. The dining cars were numbered in UP's 300 series.

Sleepers

Pullman Sleeper -- 7 cars
Pullman, (dates, see list below)
Wood

Car
Name
Description Builder
Date
Notes
Michigan Pullman Palace, 12 Section 1869  
Minnesota Pullman Palace, 8 Section 2 Drawing Room 1869  
Montana Pullman Palace, 8 Section 2 Drawing Room 1868  
Northwest Pullman Palace, 8 Section 2 Drawing Room 1868  
Sacramento Pullman Palace, 12 Section 1870  
San Francisco Pullman Palace, 12 Section 1870  
Woodstock Pullman Palace, 8 Section 2 Drawing Room 1870  

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 4 cars
Pullman, 1876
Wood

Car
Name
Builder
Date
Notes
Boise City Aug 1876  
Canon City Aug 1876  
Dalles City Aug 1876  
Silver City Aug 1876  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section
  2. Pullman Lot D42; Pullman Plan 58
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 1 car
Pullman, 1878
Wood

Car
Name
Builder
Date
Notes
Brevoort May 1878  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section
  2. Pullman Lot D48; Pullman Plan 58-B
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 6 cars
Pullman, 1882
Wood

Car
Name
Builder
Date
Notes
Castle Rock Apr 1882  
Niobrara Apr 1882  
Ogallala Apr 1882 to Rosewood, September 1898
Sterling Apr 1882 to Sherwood, April 1898
Sweetwater Apr 1882  
Yellowstone Apr 1882  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section, 1 Drawing Room
  2. Pullman Lot D142; Pullman Plan 93-B
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 1 car
Pullman, 1882
Wood

Car
Name
Date
Built
Notes
Kearney Aug 1882  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section, 1 Drawing Room
  2. Pullman Lot D162; Pullman Plan 93-B (Lot total of 6 cars)
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 2 cars
Pullman, 1882
Wood

Car
Name
Date
Built
Notes
Evanston Aug 1882  
Julesburg Aug 1882  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section, 1 Drawing Room
  2. Pullman Lot C23; Pullman Plan 93-B (Lot total of 8 cars)
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 3 cars
Pullman, 1883
Wood

Car
Name
Builder
Date
Notes
Bohemia Jun 1883 dropped from record in May 1888
Messina Jun 1883  
Silesia Jun 1883  

General Notes:

  1. 12 Section, 1 Drawing Room
  2. Pullman Lot C38; Pullman Plan 93-B
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 12 cars
Pullman, 1884
Wood

Car
Name
Date
Built
Notes
Bogota Feb 1884  
Borneo Feb 1884  
Merlin Feb 1884  
Minorca Feb 1884  
Oporto Mar 1884  
Ormus Mar 1884  
Palermo Mar 1884 Rebuilt to UP Emmigrant car in 1888; sold to Pullman in 1898 (53')
Samoa Mar 1884  
Senegal Apr 1884  
Seville Apr 1884  
Smyrna Apr 1884  
Tamega Apr 1884  

General Notes:

  1. 10 Section, 1 Drawing Room, Buffet
  2. Pullman Lot C101; Pullman Plan 149-B
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 2 cars
Pullman, 1884
Wood

Car
Name
Date
Built
Notes
Dehli Apr 1884  
Toulon Apr 1884  

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot C192
  2. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Pullman Sleeper -- 4 cars
Pullman, 1887
Wood

Car
Name
Date
Built
Notes
Celilo Mar 1887  
Kamela Mar 1887  
Nantes Apr 1887  
Viento Apr 1887  

General Notes:

  1. One of the above 4 cars was rebuilt to UP Combination "Golden Gate" by Pullman in 1887.
  2. Pullman Lot C1281; Pullman Plan 445-C (Jul 1886)
  3. Pullman-Union Pacific Association

 

Composite (Buffett)

Pullman Baggage Smoking (Composite), 66' -- 3 cars
Pullman, 1887
Wood

Pullman
Name
UP
Number
Date To
UP 700 Series
Later
Number
Date
Renumbered
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Pullman "Axtlan" UP 712 1900 UP 853 1910 UP 400 ca. 1925
Pullman "El Capitan" UP 713 1900 UP 854 1910 UP 401 ca. 1925
Pullman "Esperanza" UP 714 1900 UP 1499 1913 UP 2740 ca. 1921

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot 1325, 1347
  2. Ex-Pullman cars "Axtlan", "El Capitan" and "Esperanza" bought from Pullman Co. 1900
  3. UP 712-713 rebuilt in 1910 to Parlor 853-854
  4. UP 714 rebuilt in 1913 to UP 1499

 

Dining

Dining, 60' -- 5 cars
Pullman, 1889
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
Date To
300 Series
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Notes
Pullman "Fabyan" Nov 1889 UP 300 ca. 1902 UP 300   1
Pullman "Leland" Nov 1889 UP 301 ca. 1902 UP 301 ca. 1916 2
Pullman "Metropole" Nov 1889 UP 302 ca. 1902 UP 302   3
Pullman "National" Nov 1889 UP 303 ca. 1902 UP 303   4
Pullman "St. Lawrence" Nov 1889 UP 304 ca. 1902 UP 304   5

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot 1641; Pullman Plan 662-D
  2. Purchased in 1895 from the joint Pullman-Union Pacific Association.
  3. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  4. For a full list and a full narrative of dining cars jointly owned by Pullman and UP, see Table 1-2 in Southern Pacific Passenger Cars, Volume 4: Dining Service Cars.
  5. UP equipment record, sheet r3-397 (Roadway 06950 series)
  6. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

Notes:

  1. Built in 1889 as Pullman Dining car "Fabyan"; to UP 300 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06997 in September 1916; retired in September 1937
  2. Built in 1889 as Pullman Dining car "Leland"; to UP 301 ca. 1902; retired ca. 1916 (not shown in ORER, Jun 1917)
  3. Built in 1889 as Pullman Dining car "Metropole"; to UP 302 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06998 in September 1916; retired in September 1934
  4. Built in 1889 as Pullman Dining car "National"; to UP 303 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06999 in December 1916; retired in December 1933
  5. Built in 1889 as Pullman Dining car "St. Lawrence"; to UP 304 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06996 in December 1916; retired in December 1933

 

Dining, 60' -- 2 cars
Pullman, 1890
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
Date To
300 Series
1915
Number
Notes
Pullman "St. Croix" Jun 1890 UP 305 ca. 1902 UP 305 to UP Boarding 06991 in March 1917; retired in September 1934
Pullman "Esmond" Jun 1890 UP 306 ca. 1902 UP 306 to UP Boarding 06992 in April 1917; retired in September 1934

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot 1659; Pullman Plan 662-D
  2. Purchased in 1895 from the joint Pullman-Union Pacific Association.
  3. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  4. UP equipment record, sheet r3-397 (06950 Roadway series)
  5. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

 

Dining, 60' -- 1 car
Pullman, 1899
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Notes
Pullman "Astoria" Aug 1899 UP 307 UP 307 ca. 1916 (shown in ORER, Aug 1915; not shown in ORER, Jun 1917)

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot 2429; Pullman Plan 1396 (shared with OSL 298, 299)
  2. Built in 1899, first new Dining cars purchased by UP since 1890.
  3. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  4. 24 seats
  5. SP Passenger Cars, Volume 4, page 55 (includes photo of "Astoria" on page 56)
  6. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

 

Dining, 70' -- 5 cars
Pullman, 1900
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
Date To
UP 300 Series
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Notes
Pullman "Tauraine" Jan 1900 UP 308 (1st) ca. 1902   ca. 1903 1
Pullman "Windsor" Jan 1900 UP 309 ca. 1902 UP 309   2
Pullman "Victoria" Jan 1900 UP 310 May 1902 UP 310   3
Pullman "Portland" Jan 1900 UP 311 ca. 1902 UP 311   4
Pullman "Manhattan" Jan 1900 UP 312 ca. 1902 UP 312   5

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot 2507; Pullman Plan 1495-B
  2. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  3. 30 seats
  4. SP Passenger Cars, Volume 4, page 59-63 (includes photos)
  5. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

Notes:

  1. Built in 1900 as Pullman Dining car "Tauraine"; to UP 308 ca. 1902; retired ca. 1903 (replaced by UP 308 (2nd) in 1909)
  2. Built in 1900 as Pullman Dining car "Windsor"; to UP 309 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06993 in April 1917; retired in September 1934
  3. Built in 1900 as Pullman Dining car "Vistoria"; to UP 310 ca. 1902; to UP Business 114 (1st) in October 1917; retired in March 1938
  4. Built in 1900 as Pullman Dining car "Portland"; to UP 311 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06994 in July 1917; retired in September 1948
  5. Built in 1900 as Pullman Dining car "Manhattan"; to UP 312 ca. 1902; to UP Boarding 06995 in December 1918; retired in August 1939

 

Dining, 70' -- 1 car
Pullman, 1901
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
Date To
UP 300 Series
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Pullman "Majestic" Jan 1901 UP 313 ca. 1902 UP 313 ca. 1915

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot C2602; Pullman Plan 1495-I (shared with OSL 355; lot total 2 cars)
  2. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  3. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

 

Dining, 70' -- 4 cars
Pullman, 1901
Wood

Pullman
Name
Date
Built
1902
Number
Date To
UP 300 Series
1915
Number
Date
Retired
Notes
Pullman "Albermarle" Sep 1901 UP 314 ca. 1902 UP 314 Apr 1916 to UP Boarding 06989
Pullman "Marlborough" Sep 1901 UP 315 ca. 1902 UP 315 Apr 1916 to UP Boarding 06984
Pullman "Normandie" Sep 1901 UP 316 ca. 1902 UP 316 Apr 1916 to UP Boarding 06987
Pullman "Baltimore" Sep 1901 UP 317 ca. 1902 UP 317 Apr 1916 to UP Boarding 06985

General Notes:

  1. Pullman Lot C2723; Pullman Plan 1669 (shared with OSL 356; lot total 5 cars)
  2. UP 300 series numbers assigned ca. 1902
  3. SP Passenger Cars, Volume 4, page 67 (includes photo of OSL 356 on page 68)
  4. UP equipment record, sheet r3-397 (06950 Roadway series)
  5. "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" by Eric A. Neubauer

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