1970 Amtrack Pictures from USA Today (ads and all included)

[superbe]

In case you are interested:

http://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/2016/03/29/amtrak-1970s/82346702/

Bob

 

[gmpullman]

Thanks for posting, Bob!

That was a neat ride in the WayBack Machine!

I remember gasping at some of those red and purple interiors thinking that 'ol George Pullman must be flipping over in his grave!

Well... THAT was the '70s   Ed

[ACY Tom]

I know the lady in photo 17. She retired from an Amtrak management position a couple years ago with almost 40 years' service. She's a witty, talented, classy lady, and she's enjoying an active retirement.

Tom

[angelob6660]

I like looking at all Amtrak kinds photos through 1971-present, it's nice to see employees and passengers.

I believe that photos 7 & 12 are the same girl.

I was amazed with photo 9. It always questions me on why she has that expression.(shocked, angry/upset) I been looking at that picture, it surprised very time I see it.

I wish I knew what Amtrak was trying to say. Or it might be a private picture, when someone was traveling.