Chapel Hill

The Chapel Hill was built in 1922 by American Car and Foundry for E.F. Hutton and his wife Marjorie Merriweather Post. In 1937, Post sold the car to the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, where it remained for some 40 years before being purchased and refurbished by DeWitt Chapple in 1972. The car currently accommodates 8 passengers with 1 master bedroom, 2 double bedrooms, a single room, a convertible sofa bed, shower, dining room, observation lounge, and open rear platform.