Published May, 1917
W. F. HALL PRINTING COMPANY, CHICAGO
To
George Mortimer Pullman
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Of the many books from which information was drawn for the preparation of this volume the author wishes to make particular acknowledgment to The Modern Railroad, by Mr. Edward Hungerford, to the article "Railway Passenger Travel," by Mr. Horace Porter, published in Scribner's Magazine, September, 1888; and to Contemporary American Biography, as well as to the many newspapers and magazines from whose files information and extracts have been freely drawn.
J. H.
Chicago, April, 1917
CONTENTS
| Chapter | Page | |
| I | The Birth of Railroad Transportation | [1] |
| II | The Evolution of the Sleeping Car | [19] |
| III | The Rise of a Great Industry | [39] |
| IV | The Pullman Car in Europe | [61] |
| V | The Survival of the Fittest | [73] |
| VI | The Town of Pullman | [89] |
| VII | Inventions and Improvements | [99] |
| VIII | How the Cars are Made | [123] |
| IX | The Operation of the Pullman Car | [133] |
| Index | [159] | |