Jamaica (private railroad car)

The Jamaica was a private railroad car owned by Sir John A. Macdonald. Macdonald and his wife Agnes traveled in the car in his 1886 trip to British Columbia following the completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
==Popular Culture==
===Appearances===
====Variants====
The following list is of explicit appearances of the Jamaica.
Year	Name 	Appearance	Notes
2007	The Jamaica	
* Macdonald: A Novel, author Roy MacSkimming	
* Several sequences of the book take place within Macdonald's private car during his 1891 speaking tour prior to the election.Could John A. have been this dull? - Philip Marchand - 9 December 2007 - The Toronto Star - Retrieved 7 March 2021
== See also ==
* The Caesar Salad Special: The rail car from which Pierre Elliott Trudeau gave the infamous Trudeau salute.A B.C. museum says it’s preserved the railcar from which Pierre Trudeau gave the finger to protesters - Tristin Hopper - 23 August 2016 - National Post - Retrieved 7 March 2021
== References ==
Category:Real Prime Ministerial ephemera