DINING a la PULLMAN - PULLMAN DINING SERVICE - (Out of Print, LAST NEW BOOK) For Sale

Dining a la Pullman
The History of PullmanDining Service, 1866-1968by Terence Mulligan, Peter Tilp, and KarlZimmermannThisis an unopened BRAND NEW BOOK (not used).
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LAST BRAND NEW BOOKFollowing up on his successful sleeping “hotel” cars of the1860s, George Pullman invented the first RailroadDining Car, starting a century-long tradition of the Pullman Companyproviding its passengers with restaurant-quality meals on rails.This is the first telling of thestory of Pullman’s dining service, with colorful menus, tasteful china andsilver, popular recipes, and extensive interviews with retired Pullman chefsand waiters who served opera singers, actors, businessmen, and even thePresident of the United States.Authors Mulligan, Tilp, and Zimmermann explore the history, equipment, food,and people that made this unique era of travel possible.

Tilp also covers the story of his company’s 1968purchase of the Pullman restaurant-sleeperLotos Clubandthe subsequent restoration and operation of what remains the most authenticallyrestored Pullman car in the United States. Recipes for numerous classic Pullman meals and a selection of complete,historic Pullman menus round out this definitive volume on Pullman’s culinarylegacy.Softbound, Shrinkwrapped, 11x8.5, 172 pages, numerous b&w and color photos.Visit our store to view other books ofinterest. We add new books regularly so check back often.
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