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2. Victorian Railways narrow gauge passenger carriages and ...

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   The shortest bench, seating two, was opposite the ladies' lavatory and was two windows long. The remainder of the carriage had inward-facing longitudinal bench seating for 22 passengers. The main saloon was subsequently divided by a partition and sliding door to provide a smoking compartment holding eight passengers at the opposite end to the ...

3. Victorian Railways PL type carriage - Wikipedia

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   The Victorian Railways plan for electrification of the Melbourne suburban rail network began in 1914, with the first electrically-operated trains running in 1918. The original concept involved hundreds of country and suburban carriages being rebuilt, swapping bodies and underframes, and splicing or adding compartments to achieve the required capacity, with a fairly standardised carriage design ...

4. Bridgton and Saco River Railroad - Wikipedia

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   A couple of bench seats at one end of baggage-RPO #11 provided smoking accommodation for the second train set. [11] Freight traffic in 1913 was 18% outbound lumber, 15% outbound pulpwood, 15% inbound coal, 11% outbound apples and canned corn, 11% manufactured goods, 10% feed & grain, 10% express, and 2% inbound petroleum products. [ 12 ]

5. Victorian Railways Z type carriage - Wikipedia

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   First class carriages were fitted with one pair of seats per window, to give 20 seats in the No.1/smoking end and 28 in the No.2/non-smoking end; spacing was a little over 4ft. Second class carriages were similar, but with six rows of four seats in the No.1/smoking end behind three windows, and ten rows of four seats in the No.2/non-smoking end ...

6. Pacer (British Rail) - Wikipedia

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   This reduced seating capacity to 106 seats per set. It was followed by the similar Class 144 , comprising a Walter Alexander body on BREL underframe, which was introduced in 1987. The most substantial design change was the replacement of the Leyland-built engine with a more powerful Cummins LTA10-R counterpart, [ 16 ] [ 17 ] as well as the ...

7. Bench (furniture) - Wikipedia

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   A storage bench is a combination of sitting space and a storage box, often used for keeping gardening supplies or grill equipment. A form is a backless bench that was used for seating in dining rooms, school rooms and law courts — can be leather or upholstered fabric with or without a back rest.