Cranbrook British Columbia - The rail cars in the process of de-accessioning by the Cranbrook History Center include:
 
Chinook set (as one unit comprising 4 semi-streamlined steel cars):

• Baggage Car 3612, built in 1940. Condition fair. Currently used as a workshop and storage;
   
  
• Baggage and Buffet Combine 3051, built in 1936. Condition fair. Baggage area used for storage. Original interior;
   
  
• Coach 2104, built in 1936. Condition poor. Some water damage to wall panels. Original interior;
   
  
• Coach 1700, built in 1938. Condition poor. Some water damage to wall panels and weakening floor panels. Original interior.

Other cars:

• CP Baggage car 4481, built in 1921;
   
  
• Steel Heavyweight. Condition poor to fair. Used for storage. Recent water damage due to exposed roof panels. A quarter of the roof has been recently covered with new rolled roofing material;
   
  
• CP Sleeper Redvers, built in 1929;
   
  
• Steel Heavyweight. Condition fair. Restored 1950's modernized interior. Small but numerous repairs required;
   
  
• CP Sleeper Newcastle, built in 1921;
   
  
• Steel Heavyweight. Condition poor. CP work train interior condition;
   
  
• CP Diner Wingfield;
   
  
• Steel Heavyweight. Condition poor. CP work train interior condition;
   
  
• Locomotive Tender 3100, built in 1928, from 4-8-4 locomotive. Condition poor. Previously used on excursion service.

The Cranbrook History Center will make more information available as the de-accessioning process continues.
 
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