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Southern
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SP
C44-9W #8105
- is brand new in this October 1994 photo. It is seen in San Antonio,
Texas. - Jay Glenewinkel
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The Southern
Pacific with it's
bloody-noses
and grey engines has brought new color to the strings of yellow seen on
the Union Pacific system since the two lines merged in the mid-90's. |
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Southern Pacific 111 and
354 - at Lincoln Station in Lincoln, Nebraska. 1/10/96 - ©
T. Greuter Photo |
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Southern Pacific 131
- the sun still rises at the UP's Lincoln yard, Nebraska, just as the railroad
ceased regular operations from here. 6/01 - © T. Greuter Photo · |
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SP 166 - Before the arrival of SP's AC4400CWs in the mid 1990s,
several GP40-2s were leased from EMD. Here SP lease GP40-2 #166
pulls a westbound local in San Antonio in 1992. - Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP 249 - a westbound on the BN mainline
at 17th Street, Lincoln, NE. 6/96 - © T. Greuter Photo |
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SP 334 - at Union, Nebraska - © T. Greuter Photo · |
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SP 354 - in UP's railyard at Lincoln Station, Lincoln, NE. 1/10/97
- © T. Greuter Photo
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SP 502 - Two rebuilt Southern Pacific GP9s, along with a single
Cotton Belt GP60 pull an SP ribbon rail train through Kirby, Texas in
1992. - Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Brand New MK1500DC #1501 - is seen at Southern Pacific's Kirby
Yard in 1997. - Jay Glenewinkel
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Southern Pacific SW1500 #2464 - in Speed lettering at East Yard
in San Antonio in 1996. - Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP GP9 #2894 - was built as SP 5659 in 1956. It was later renumbered
to SP 3492. In 1973, it was rebuilt and renumbered to SP 3390. It was
again renumbered into the SP switcher number series as SP 2894. The unit
was retired in 1984. It is seen here working switching duties in San Antonio
in 1983. - Jay Glenewinkel
Collection
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SP SD35R #2968 - in the standard Red and Grey paint scheme in
Houston, Texas in 1988. Union Pacific retired the 2968 in 1999. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP SD35R #2968 - was built in 1965 as SP 4842. The unit was renumbered
to SP 6926 in the early 70s. Again, in 1974, it was renumbered SP 4707
and was in service as a helper unit over the Tehachapi Mountains in the
Los Angeles-Bakersfield pool. In 1978, the unit was rebuilt at the Shops
in Sacramento and renumbered to 2968. The unit received the Kodachrome
paint scheme with the hopes of the Southern Pacific/Santa Fe merger in
1986. It is seen here working hump service at Englewood Yard in Houston,
TX in 1986. - Jay Glenewinkel
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SP GP40P-2 #3198 - is a part of a trio of GP40P-2s. SP 3198,
as well as the other two (SP 3197 & 3199) were built in 1974 with
steam boilers, to operate in commuter service between San Francisco and
San Jose. In 1985, when Cal-Trans to over the commuter service, the 3
GP40P-2s were placed in regular freight service. In October 1986, the
three units had their steam boilers removed, and were renumbered into
the 7600 series and reclassified as GP40-2s. The 3198 is seen at Southern
Pacific's East Yard in 1983 with the steam boilers still in place. - Steve
Schuman Photo/Jay Glenewinkel
Collection
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SP SDP40-2 #3207 and 3201 - are seen in fresh paint in San Antonio,
Texas in 1985. These two former passenger units were painted into the
kodachrome paint scheme in Houston, Texas and used in a business passenger
special from San Antonio to Los Angeles. The two units were retired in
the late 1980s and were rebuilt as Southern Pacific SD40-3ms. - Steve
Rude Photo/Jay Glenewinkel
Collection
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Cotton Belt GP30 #5002 - is seen at East Yard in San Antonio in
1983. - Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Cotton Belt GP30 #5003 - sits on a service track at the SP diesel
shop in San Antonio in 1984. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP GP30 #5015 - is pictured here in San Antonio, Texas in 1977.
- Robert Pollard Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Denver & Rio Grande Western / SP Subsidiary
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DRGW SD40T-2 #5380 - is in SP dress in San Antonio, Texas in
1994. - Jay Glenewinkel
Photo
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DRGW SD40T-2 #5387 - is seen here at the Brooklyn Yard Round
House in Portland, Oregon in 1994. - Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP/DRGW SD40T-2 #5388 - is pictured in San Antonio in 1986. The
DRGW sub-lettered loco is in merger partner Southern Pacific's paint.
Note the light arrangement. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP/DRGW 5397- an SD40-t ("t"
for tunnel-motor equipped) sublettered for DRGW, helps switch out grain
cars on the old MoPac rails through the NU campus, Lincoln, NE. 5/1/97 -
© T. Greuter Photo |
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SP/DRGW 5397 - seen on the UP near Lincoln Muni Airport on an
overcast, rainy day. Lincoln, NE 4/30/97 - © T. Greuter Photo
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SP/DRGW 5397 - hi-lighting the tunnel motor look at the engine's
rear. The specialized venting design allows the engine to "breath"
better in the tight confines of the many tunnels on the SP's system. Lincoln,
NE 4/30/97 - © T. Greuter Photo |
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SP/DRGW 5397 - Lincoln, NE, 4/30/97 - © T. Greuter Photo
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SP/DRGW 5397 - seen on the old MoPac track delivering grain. Lincoln,
NE 5/1/97 - © T. Greuter Photo |
Willmette & Pacific / SP Subsidiary
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SP GP9 #5623 - was built in 1955. It was later renumbered to SP
3461. The unit was rebuilt in 1973, and finished its career on the Southern
Pacific as SP 3384, and was retired in 1985. In the 1990s, the Willamette
& Pacific Railroad in Portland, Oregon. It was rebuilt for service on
that road. Upon completion of the rebuild, the GP9 was repainted into
Black Widow paint scheme, and given its original road number for a brief
time. Today, the unit operates as W&P 1801. - Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Willamette & Pacific GP9 #1801 - operates in the old SP Black
Widow Paint Scheme in Portland, Oregon in 1998. - Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Another view of the Willamatte & Pacific GP9 #1801. - Steve
Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP GP9 #3384 - sits in a deadline of eleven retired GP9s, GP20s,
and GP35s in Houston, Texas in 1987. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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Willamatte & Pacific caboose #1 - is a former Missouri Pacific
caboose. Original MP number not known. It is seen at Union Station in
Portland, Oregon in 1997. - Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Southern Pacific #7310 - was built in 1966 as SP SD40 #8419. In
1980, the unit, along with several other SD40s, were rebuilt under the
SP GRIP program into SD40-2s. The 8419 was renumbered as SP 7310. The
7310 was retired by Union Pacific in 2000. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP #7310 - The 7310 again in the kodachrome paint scheme in 1985.
- Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection.
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SP SD40 #7342 - was built in 1966 as SP 8470. The unit was rebuilt
in 1980 under the GRIP program as an SD40-2 and renumbered SP 7342. The
unit was retired in 2000. The 7342 is seen in Portland, Oregon in 1994.
- Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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Southern Pacific SD40 #7342 - is in an experimental Orange &
Red paint scheme in the late 1970s. - Mike Bledsoe Slides/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP SD45R #7400 - was built in 1966 as SP 8809, as part of the
first group of 3600 HP SD45s purchased by the SP. In 1979, the 8809 was
the first of the "Big Power" to be rebuilt by Southern Pacific. It emerged
from the shops in Sacramento as SP 7400, retaining its original 3600 HP
567 prime-mover. The 7400 is seen here on an eastbound in Luling, Texas
in 1994. - Jay Glenewinkel
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MP 3142 - A westbound Southern Pacific freight
(lead unit SP 7420) passes by a trio of MoPac SD40-2 helper units on a
coal train in San Antonio in 1984. When Union Pacific/Missouri Pacific
first received the contract to operate coal trains to San Antonio, a push
pull operation was needed to move the coal trains to the SP CPS block
track. - Jay Glenewinkel
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SP SD45R #7420 - in San Antonio in 1987. Steve Schuman Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection - Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP SD45R #7551 - is seen in the kodachrome paint scheme with white
lettering in Sacramento, California in 1985. The unit was destroyed along
with about 8 or 9 other locomotives in the San Bernardino California derailment.
- Photographer unknown/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP SD45R #7551 - again in early 1986 with the yellow lettering
replacing the white.- Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP B-Boats
Southern Pacific #5100-5114 series - B23-7 units all built in 1980. These
12-cylinder units lack the silencer baffles over the radiator grills. The
were originally assigned to the Cotton Belt in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Southern Pacific #7754-7773 series - B36-7 units. Many were converted into
B units, then back to operate as lead units. SP 7771 was wrecked and rebuilt
without a cab.
Southern Pacific #7774-7883 series - B30-7s. These units were built between
1979 and 1980. These unit were somewhat different from other roads such
as those on the MoPac. (J. Glenewinkel) |
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SP 7804 - a B30-7 parked at Union,
Nebraska. 3/31/01 - © T. Greuter Photo |
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SP 7804 - the B-boat
from another view at Union, Nebraska. 3/31/01 - © T. Greuter Photo |
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SP 7824 - another B30-7 - ©
T. Greuter Photo |
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SP/SSW 8372 - the snoot-nosed
SD unit is caught on the old MoPac trackage shoving around grain cars with
a UP engine; Lincoln, Nebraska. 10/99 - © T. Greuter Photo |
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SP SD40M-3 8624 - was rebuilt from MoPac SD40 #3013. The 8624
is seen in San Antonio in June 2001. Steve Rude Photo/Jay
Glenewinkel Collection
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SP SD45 #9092 - is pictured at the East Yard diesel shop in San
Antonio, Texas in 1987. - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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SP 9239 - at Council Bluffs, Iowa, August 18, 2001 - ©
T. Greuter Photo
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SP/SSW SD45 #9609 - at Council Bluffs, Iowa, November 18, 2001
- Todd Greuter Photo
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SP 9731 - at Omaha Nebraska, October 6, 2001 - © T. Greuter
Photo
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The sun sets on a semaphore signal at Southern Pacific's Tower 112 in
San Antonio, Texas - Jay
Glenewinkel Photo
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