Oliver Hazard Perry

Pullman built in 1954 for the Canadian National's "Super Continental", this sleeping car was originally named Mount Resplendent. The car was transferred to VIA Rail Canada in 1978 and its name was shortened to Resplendent. The car was rebuilt in 1982 with 3 bedrooms, a buffet and a lounge. A private owner started its second rebuilding in 1993 and completed work two years later. It was acquired by its current owner in 1997 and refurbished again in 2000.

This car is now known as the Oliver Hazard Perry, and features a master bedroom, two bedrooms with Captains beds, two showers, a full kitchen, dining room for full meal service and a spacious lounge with large observation windows. Equipped with stereo sound system, a DVD player and wide-screen plasma TV. You're greeted with the warmth of beautiful ribbon and burled mahogany woodwork throughout. Cincinnati, Ohio is its home.