After a long journey from Amtrak's Ivy City Yards, near Washington Union Station, The South Carolina Railroad Museum's newest acquisition, RRWX 2595 (ex-AMTK 2595, exx-AMTK 2611, nee-UP 1415), the Pacific Forest, arrived at the museum safe and sound. Built for the Union Pacific by Budd in 1949 as a 10-6 sleeper and leased to The Pullman Company, it was transferred to Amtrak upon its startup in 1971, and converted from steam heat to HEP in November of 1977, and subsequently converted into a crew dorm/lounge in March, 1998. After its retirement, Amtrak retained the car for use in company service and storing it in Ivy City Yard.