Today on the show, we're talking about one of the strangest artefacts of America's railway age: the chapel car. How and why were these churches on the rails built, and are they still around today? All this, after The News.
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References & notes
- [1] Mass Transit: Sound Transit begins passenger service on Line 2 Crosslake Connection
- [2] Wikipedia: Railroad chapel car
- [3] Chapel Cars of America
- [4] JSTOR Daily: Railroad Chapel Cars Brought God to the People
- [5] Pullman History Site: The Pullman Company - Chapel Cars
- [6] This Train Is Bound For Glory - Chapter Two
- [7] Heroes, Heroines, and History: Chapel Cars
- [8] Accidentally Wes Anderson: Chapel Car "Grace"
- [9] Orthodox History: Churches on wheels: then and now
- [10] Catholic Stand: A Catholic Holy Roller: The Story of the St. Anthony Chapel Car
- [11] Fargo History: Gethsemane Cathedral