As the Crow Rolls

Vintage rail car moving downtown, to become diner

July 12, 2018 at 7:20 p.m. | Updated July 12, 2018 at 7:22 p.m.

A vintage rail lounge car that will become a downtown diner awaits transport to its new home Thursday, July 12, 2018, at M&M Milling Inc. in Texarkana, Ark. As of Thursday afternoon, the car was slowly making its way down Highway 67/Broad Street to the spot where it will be set up at Front and Olive streets. Owner David Peavy plans to call the restaurant The Flying Crow after a Kansas City Southern train that once traveled through Texarkana. Pullman-Standard built the car around 1940.
A vintage rail lounge car that will become a downtown diner awaits transport to its new home Thursday, July 12, 2018, at M&M Milling Inc. in Texarkana, Ark. As of Thursday afternoon, the car was slowly making its way down Highway 67/Broad Street to the spot where it will be set up at Front and Olive streets. Owner David Peavy plans to call the restaurant The Flying Crow after a Kansas City Southern train that once traveled through Texarkana. Pullman-Standard built the car around 1940.

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