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Palm Point Restoration

Name: Palm Point Restoration
Address: Office Palm Point Restoration , 2606 Glenmore Drive , Westlake, Ohio 44145, Cleveland, OH, 44113, US
Telephone: +14405708086
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Palm Point Restoration

We are a 501c3 nonprofit group currently involved in restoring the Palm Point 1930 heavyweight Pullma Using every dollar raised to fund restoration work.
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Mission statement:
Our mission is restoring the 1930 Pullman car Palm Point, reflecting as delivered condition. And to make available for generations to come the Pullman experience. Charity Support
We are counting on individuals and corporations that want to preserve one of the last heavy weight passenger Pullman cars of its design. Their support makes saving this treasure from another period in

time possible. Goals and Plan
Our goal is to restore the Palm Point so it can be shipped around the country on rails offering a experience not many alive today have had. The officers are not getting compensated for their work. Definitely a labor of love. First the car is getting stabilized against the weather. Body and roof repaired. As part of this, all 42 windows are getting repaired. This is the next large expense, totaling at least $25,000.

12/21/2023

What’s up Wednesday / December 20, 2023

Amazing how fast time goes. Another year almost over. I hope everyone had a good time. Here at Palm Point Restoration we continue to work on raising funds to move this project forward. We gained a team member this year that will help us with obtaining grants. This appears to be a productive venture for our funding needs.

Our mission remains the same, return Palm Point to the rails to provide a hands-on educational experience. You will find it on our home in Facebook.

We wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy holidays.
From the team here in Cleveland, thank you for liking our page and following our progress this past year.

11/02/2023

What’s up Wednesday November 1, 2023

I am proud to announce that our followers number over one thousand. 1061 as of month end. Great to see so many people interested in the restoration of the Palm Point Pullman car.

I must ask the followers to make a tax free donation if possible. This restoration happens at the speed of money. If each follower would make a $20. Donation we would be able to fund the rebuild of all the windows and seal the car from the beautiful Cleveland Ohio weather. That would be a significant improvement.

Thank you
Richard s. Kulik
President of Palm Point
Pullman restoration

10/12/2023

What’s up Wednesday - October 11 2023

Received a request for pictures of the Palm Point here are a few.

09/28/2023

What’s up Wednesday. September 27th, 2023

I and the team want to thank everyone for following this page. We have 29 new followers this past month, beginning the total up too 969 followers. Please take the time and review past posts from Palm Point Restoration. This will give details on the various stages of the Palm Point’s past uses. This demonstrate the history and original details of this car and its value as a restored hand on history.

Please read our mission statement.

Thank you
Richard Kulik - President
Palm Point Restoration

This project is made possible through your donations. Please donate and help move this project forward. Check or PayPal

08/17/2023

What’s up Wednesday - August 16th 2023

I want to first thank all the followers for your interest in the restoration of the Palm Point. We have grown too 936 followers as of today. Please share with friends and other railroad enthusiasts. Let’s see if we can reach 1000 and or more. Please look back at other posts to see the history of such a grand Pullman car.

Thank you
Richard Kulik- President

08/04/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Larry Reed, Antonio Mota de Freitas, Jairo Brenes, Pipo Garcia, Eugene Kleis, Victoria Chealsy

07/10/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard!

Mitch Volper, Bryan Littrell, Thomas Peterson, William Lemon, EJ's Trains, Thomas DeCastlelynne, Albert Hindman, Ron Vetter

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.

Hoping that Santa will be here, we are dreaming of window repairs and a coat of shining green.paint, along with six sets of new wheels. Hope that needed repairs will get completed in the new year.

Thank you
Palm Point Restoration

11/24/2022

What’s up Wednesday - November 23, 2022

From all of us hear in Cleveland Ohio we sincerely wish everyone a happy thanksgiving. Even with all the negative news, overall this has been a good year and we are thankful for the friends and family members that are a big part of our lives .

Happy thanksgiving
Palm Point Restoration

09/01/2022

What’s up Wednesday August 31, 2022

It’s hard to believe summer is almost over. It has been a very busy time since my last post. Mostly good times spent with family and friends.

The Palm Point is still waiting for funding to complete the sealing the outside from the weather. With inflation and a recession going on taking away everyone’s cash , this is the worst time to be asking for donations, but I need to ask, if possible please donate. The goal is to get the exterior sealed up before winter.

Thank you, your comments are welcomed.

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Office Palm Point Restoration , 2606 Glenmore Drive , Westlake, Ohio 44145
Cleveland, OH
44113

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+14405708086

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Palm Point

Built in January of 1930 by the Pullman Company for general service as a 3 compartment, 1 drawing room, buffet, lounge sun room observation car. It was sold by the Pullman Company to the Northern Pacific Railroad in 1948 and had the number 349 added in addition to its original name. Retired by the NP in 1953 and sold into private ownership where it had several uses and one of them was a ice cream stand. Its recent purchase for restoration in 2018 is to put the car back into operational use again for tourist railroads and for private events.