1 10 1 https://d1y502jg6fpugt.cloudfront.net/7245/archive/files/e963be66bf0a4c3d75f33bd7dd3ffce9.jpg?Expires=1777507200&Signature=RwM%7Esu5Dpehfo3ovZo1Ld4fw8Yz95i6X6xylOiiVbHPnmfXNSmRd1CNPzwRcjlMwWsU%7EHYmWcUSIoELkBgZGpb4%7ED5OhXDsncxkikbtu6LXZlMH14J95Fd1z7TdKZuwwU82oJHmzPwSliIuMA0brnwOfW%7EJwne6yJeiqiGT6OOGsGeoeponlpbbPO%7EKMX7AKpskiwsEB-G0Ld54wTteDv-H7XcDfmO5EJp6DlswSFKeHIhHPbqh9bEvg9JsHJsLY5%7EBvH9PSF%7EuPJiiQVJvx2PeY3XioGxzyM0rS8w4W2aqM-v5eb7SgO6wjs-nFJjuJiurqA7afuG1r-XP5LHz8Bg__&Key-Pair-Id=K6UGZS9ZTDSZM cdcc5987e98841d3134c71e97a7f9264 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource St. Anthony's Railroad Chapel Car Subject The topic of the resource Catholicism Kansas Wichita, KS Description An account of the resource Photograph postcard of St. Anthony Railroad Car Chapel, donated by Ambrose Petry and Richmond Dean, who was a Pullman Company vice-president. The car, originally built by Pullman in 1886, was refitted by Dean at the Pullman factory as a chapel car with a living area for its priests. The 72 foot long car was dedicated and blessed in 1907. It served in Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and also in the West and Pacific Northwest. By 1909, it made its way to Oregon, where it was credited with creating more than 80 Catholic parishes. The car was taken from railroad service in 1919, when railroads no longer would handle wooden passenger cars Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Rights for materials created by the Catholic Church Extension Society weredonated to the public domain in 1967. 1908 Catholicism chapel Kansas Railroad