Build by J. Hammond as a baggage-mail car 201 for the Pacific Coast in 1893. The car received the number 207 when he came to the White Pass & Yukon Route in 1938. There he was used as baggage car. In 1967 rebuilt as Parlor Car.
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During WWII, the US Army brought many narrow gauge engines North. One of the famous one where the Denver & Rio Grande Western K 28 engines. They were numbered 250, 251, 252, 253, 254, 255 and 256.