Coach 105

Coach 105 was built of wood in 1901 by Barney and Smith of Dayton, Ohio for Canadian Northern Railway. It continued in service with Canadian Northern's successor, Canadian National and was eventually sold to the Greater Winnipeg Water District Railway in 1954. It was purchased by The Vintage Locomotive Society from G.W.W.D. in 1970 and has been in service with the Prairie Dog Central ever since. 

This coach, the oldest of the Prairie Dog coach consist, has been fully restored and it features an arched interior clerestory roof, inlaid mahogany paneling, a distinctive smoking compartment, separate men's and women's lavatories, and a pot bellied coal stove. Coach 105 has a maximum seating capacity of 60 passengers.