If you don't know where to start looking, which is understandable given how massive this sale is, then we've got you. And it wouldn't be an end of summer event without some great discounts on patio furniture. You can also expect to save on tools and lighting.
THE STAINLESS DEPOT UPGRADE
Home Depot is known for its stellar end of season savings on appliances and bathroom vanities so you can upgrade your home on a budget. Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer and along with the long weekend comes some fantastic discounts on summer essentials from many retailers and Home Depot is no exception. The vintage Silver View rail car sits on the track after it arrived at the Oregon Depot on Sunday afternoon.Get the lowest prices of the season and up to 50% off on appliances, patio furniture, grills and bathroom vanities with Home Depot's annual Labor Day Sale. Charles and Oregon Museum Board Member Roger Cain watch as the Silver View dome car reaches its new home west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. Oregon Depot Museum Board Members Rob Hough IV and Roger Cain, along with another volunteer, put fencing around the Silver View dome car after it was moved to its new home west of the Depot on Monday. Charles (right) after the Silver View dome car reached its new home west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. Oregon Depot Museum Board Members Rob Hough IV and Roger Cain, chat with and Mike Abernethy of St. The car was transported to the Oregon Depot as the "caboose" with other rail cars on Sunday afternoon. Mike Abernethy (center) owner of the Silver View rail car, walks with Rob and RG Hough as they wait for railroad workers to move the vintage dome car to its new home west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. The car, which was part of the Zephyr's Twin Cities Express, was transported to Oregon on Sunday. Oregon Depot Museum Board members Rob Hough and Roger Cain point to the freighthouse track as the Silver View rail car is moved to its new home west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. Charles talks with Oregon Depot Museum Board Member Rob Hough IV and his wife Lynette while standing in the back of his Silver View dome car after it was moved to its new home west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. The dome car was part of the Zephyr's Twin Cities Express and has been transported to Oregon to begin its restoration process. Railroad workers monitor the freighthouse track as the Silver View rail car is backed in to its new location just west of the Oregon Depot on Monday. The “main floor” of the cars had 26 parlor seats in the tail/observation end. Their domes were configured with the customary 24 seats. Silver View and its sister car, Silver Vista, both operated as daytime parlor cars with one drawing room. It was marketed as “where natures smiles for 300 miles.” The stainless-steel refrigerated cadaver compartments stacked in long rows and two. The Twin Cities Zephyrs operated between Chicago and its names’ sake cities. but the inside of the morgue always reminded him of a bus depot. It immediately became one of the signature Vista Dome cars for the Burlington’s famed Twin Cities Zephyrs. and delivered to Burlington Northern-Santa Fe on Nov. The following information was provided by the Oregon Depot. For more information about the Oregon Depot, go to. The Oregon Depot Museum has been restored by local volunteers and houses a museum that reflects the history of train travel to and from the town of 3,800, located 40 miles west of DeKalb. 27 at the Oregon Depot.Ībernethy is president and tour operator of Zephyr Route, a small privately owned business he launched to fund the restoration of the Silver View. Work on the exterior of the Silver View will begin soon, he said.Ībernethy will be speaking about the Silver View at 10 a.m. “We’ve been working on this for three years, and now here it is.”Ĭain is one of a handful of museum board members who worked to get the dome car moved to the Oregon Depot. “It’s finally here,” Roger Cain said, smiling broadly as the sleek stainless-steel touring car was backed into its new location west of the Depot by railroad workers. Its arrival was delayed numerous times after the car left its former home in Charles City, Iowa in late July. The Silver View sped into town Sunday afternoon, surprising Abernethy and members of Oregon Depot Museum Board who expected its arrival on Monday. That home is the Oregon Depot Museum, on the south edge of Oregon, a town of 3,800 about 40 miles west of DeKalb. “It’s pretty much a dream come true for me to know now that it has a good home.” Charles resident who owns the iconic dome car that once ran with the famed Twin Sister Cities Zephyr. “It looks like it has a home now,” said Mike Abernethy, a St. OREGON - After hopscotching around the Midwest for 20 years and keeping railroad enthusiasts waiting for the past five weeks, the vintage Silver View dome rail car now can call Oregon “home.”
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