Coach 106

Coach 106 was built of wood by Canadian Pacific Angus Shops of Montreal, Quebec in 1913. It served the Canadian Pacific Railway until bought by the Greater Winnipeg Water District Railway in 1956 and it became the property of The Vintage Locomotive Society in 1970 as the result of an equipment trade. Coach 106 is the "youngest" coach of the Prairie Dog coach consist and was put into service with the P.D.C. in 1974 after extensive restoration work.

This coach features mahogany panelling with oak accessories, tinted glass in the vent windows, separate men's and women's lavatories, spring loaded roll down blinds on the windows and brass luggage shelves above the seats running the length of the coach on both sides.

Coach 106 has a maximum seating capacity of 72 passengers.