Repurposed train cars & airplanes

In New York Mills, Minnesota, the Whistle Stop Bed & Breakfast offers charming historic train cars for guests looking for something a little different.

Peek inside America's first tiny house hotel located in Portland, Oregon.

 Matt and Lisa’s tiny home on wheels is quite something to behold. Jet black with hints of cedar trim, this modern tiny house has a lot going for it. Amazingly, this tiny house began it’s life with a simple match on a dating app which united two so

No idea where it's located ! More pictures here, Copyright Ti Heinrichs

Home is where and what you make of it -- this Oregon man made his in an old aircraft.

Quarter-scale working model of a Pullman sleeping car berth, c. 1930. Made by the Pullman Company. Chicago History Museum In 1865, George M. Pullman revolutionized rail travel with the introduction of the Palace Car. It made luxurious dining and sleeper cars available to the middle class for a modest fee. Previously, rail travel was uncomfortable at best. Passengers rode on hard, bench-backed seats in poorly ventilated cars, left the train for meals, and took their chances with the local...

Marcia bought this classic red caboose from 1909 and turned it into a cozy tiny house to live in after a job loss and divorce.

During the heyday of railroad travel, a train caboose was usually reserved for the railroad crew and given playful names such as "monkey wagon" or "dog house".