SF CDR directors' saloon 1

SF CDR directors' saloon 1

CDR Directors' Saloon no. 1. Built in 1882 by the Railway Carriage and Wagon Co. for the original West Donegal Railway Company for their new narrow-gauge line from Stranorlar to Donegal, through the Barnesmore Gap. A panelled 1st class saloon later fitted with a lavatory compartment. No.1 was often used by the company directors for their inspection tours and survived until the railway's closure in 1960. It is now preserved in the railway gallery at the Folk & Transport Museum, Cultra, Co. Down.

Author: Steve Flanders

SF CDR directors' saloon 1
cdr_carriage_1_body
brass.texture.txt 28 bytes
brass.tga 3.53KB
cdr_carriage_1_body.im 1,022.97KB
cdr_carriage_1_night.im 62.88KB
cdrjc logo.texture.txt 33 bytes
cdrjc logo.tga 12.53KB
doorleft.im 95.52KB
doorleft.kin 4.11KB
doorright.im 95.58KB
doorright.kin 4.11KB
env_metal.bmp 12.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
frames.texture.txt 29 bytes
frames.tga 48.53KB
glass-glass.texture.txt 45 bytes
glass.bmp 3.05KB
glass.tga 3.53KB
number 1.texture.txt 31 bytes
number 1.tga 6.53KB
partition.texture.txt 32 bytes
partition.tga 48.53KB
seats.texture.txt 28 bytes
seats.tga 24.53KB
shadow.im 23.30KB
toplight-toplight.texture.txt 51 bytes
toplight.bmp 24.05KB
toplight.tga 24.53KB
ventilator.texture.txt 33 bytes
ventilator.tga 2.03KB
• config.txt 7.43KB
• screenshot.jpg 15.04KB
• start.wav 21.50KB