The office car originally known as the Club Car Dixie was built in 1883 by the Jackson and Sharp Co. of Wilmington, DE, for the Vicksburg and Meridian Railway, which became the Alabama and Vicksburg Railway in 1889. After being renumbered numerous times, the car became ICRR #4 in 1940. In earlier days, railroad officials traveled first class in the car with their own chef, steward, and secretary, requiring a living area, bedrooms, bathrooms, a dining room, and kitchen. The car was designated as a general pool car and was sometimes used in the 50's and 60's by IC Vice President of traffic Ernest J. Carr, and it was last used with the McComb wrecking derrick. It became part of McComb's rolling stock display in November 2012.