Sain’s Boxcar ready for company

  • Oran and Karon Sain welcome visitors to their recent open house featuring The Boxcar. The overnight retreat, located in the back at 810 Amarillo St. in Wellington, is open for travelers. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
    Oran and Karon Sain welcome visitors to their recent open house featuring The Boxcar. The overnight retreat, located in the back at 810 Amarillo St. in Wellington, is open for travelers. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
  • Oran and Karon Sain give a guided tour of The Boxcar to visitors Patsy Tipton Dodge, Nancy Tipton-Ellis and Doris Wilbur.
    Oran and Karon Sain give a guided tour of The Boxcar to visitors Patsy Tipton Dodge, Nancy Tipton-Ellis and Doris Wilbur.
  • The framed Sain’s Train Depot sign adds a focal point to the bedroom area, topped with a miniature replica of a train. Courtesy Photo
    The framed Sain’s Train Depot sign adds a focal point to the bedroom area, topped with a miniature replica of a train. Courtesy Photo
    WELLINGTON – Known for his handyman skills, Oran Sain and his wife, Karon, turned an old boxcar they once used for storage into a cozy and comfortable retreat. The 360-squarefoot quarters offer train décor inside and out. “All aboard, welcome to our charming train-themed vacation rental, where nostalgia meets modern comfort,” reads The Boxcar brochure. “Our meticulously re...

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