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- Westmoreland_(railcar) comment "The Westmoreland was the private railroad car of Henry Clay Frick. Constructed by the Pullman Company in 1910, the car cost nearly $40,000, and featured a kitchen, pantry, dining room, servant's quarters, two staterooms, and a lavatory. Frick frequently used the car for travel between his residences in New York City, Pittsburgh, and Prides Crossing, Massachusetts, as well for trips to places such as Palm Beach, Florida, and Aiken, South Carolina.".
- Q16948423 comment "The Westmoreland was the private railroad car of Henry Clay Frick. Constructed by the Pullman Company in 1910, the car cost nearly $40,000, and featured a kitchen, pantry, dining room, servant's quarters, two staterooms, and a lavatory. Frick frequently used the car for travel between his residences in New York City, Pittsburgh, and Prides Crossing, Massachusetts, as well for trips to places such as Palm Beach, Florida, and Aiken, South Carolina.".