Southern Pacific
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SP and its subsidiaries
Steve Sloan's Trains : Southern Pacific : Locomotives 3210-3399
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SP 3300, ALCo, SP Class Mk-7, 2-8-2
SP 3300 is an ALCo, SP Class Mk-7, 2-8-2. Reportedly: SP 3300 was built in 1913 as EP&SW 363 by ALCo builder's number 54258. It was converted to oil by SP in 1937 and scrapped in 1953.
- SP 3300 in Sacramento
- On Saturday, February 21, 1953, SP Mk-7 2-8-2 3300 is in Sacramento, CA. Photo by either Frank Saarni or Ben Griffiths to me from Dick Dorn and Tom Moungovan.
Shot on 122 format film.
- Photo of SP Mk-7 3300
Scan 2018.9.2.1.5-ph, Negative 1.1.46.13.2
- Photo of SP Mk-7 3300
SP EMD GP9 3300 class
- SP Geep at Mojave
- A Southern Pacific GP9 sits between assignments at Mojave, CA on Sunday, March 11, 1979.
- Photo of an SP Geep at Mojave
Analog Image, Kodachrome Slide 2.5-824, Scan 2011.1.5.1.2-ph
- Photo of an SP Geep at Mojave
SP 3310 EMD GP9, SP Class EF418E-1
SP 3310 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-1. Reportedly: SP 3310 was built in 1955 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 19973, SP T&NO 425, SP Class DF-604. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3437 SP Class EF418-4.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1970 emerging as SP 3310 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-1
The disposition of this locomotive is, retired 1984 and sold to EMD.
- SP 3310 in San Jose
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9E 3310 leads a magnificent set of Geeps. Behind 3310 are the 3551 and 3366; in San Jose, CA on an unrecorderd day in early Fall 1972.
- Photo of SP 3310 in San Jose
Analog Image, Kodachrome Slide 2.5-827, Scan 2011.1.5.1.3-ph
- Photo of SP 3310 in San Jose
SP 3312 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-1
SP 3312 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-1. Reportedly: SP 3312 was built in 1955 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 19968, SP T&NO 420, SP Class DF-604. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3423 SP Class EF418-4.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1970 emerging as SP 3312 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-1.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired in 1986, sold in 1987, it became Kyle Railways 1751 in 1988. It went to Arizona Eastern, then to the San Joaquin Valley RR (SJVR) as their 1751.
- SP 3312 in Oakland
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 3312, photographed in Oakland's Desert Yard on an unrecorded day in the summer of 1974.
- Photo of SP 3312 in Oakland
Unknown 35mm Film Camera, Panatomic-X film, Negative 1.1.2.14.7,
Hand Scan 2009.12.19.2.10-ph
- Photo of SP 3312 in Oakland
SP 3316, ALCo, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2
According to good sources, 3316 was built by ALCo in September 1920 as EP&SW 379, later converted from coal to oil, vacated and scrapped in 1951.
- SP 3316, Location not known
- Southern Pacific (SP) MK-9, 2-8-2 3316, Reportedly in Tracy, Specific date unknown in 1940. Photographer most likely Bill Darrough, from the Jack Darrough Collection. Used with permission.
- Photo of SP 3316, 2-8-2
116 film, Neg 1.1.46.18.1, Scan 2018.8.25.1.11-ph
- Photo of SP 3316, 2-8-2
SP 3320, ALCo, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2
According to good sources, 3320 was former EP&SW 383, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2, built by ALCo in 1920, builders number 61727, retired and scrapped 1952.
SP 3320 is an ALCo, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2. Reportedly: 3320 was former EP&SW 383, SP Class Mk-9, 2-8-2, built by ALCo in 1920, builders number 61727, retired and scrapped 1952.
- SP 3320 in Oakland
- Southern Pacific (SP) 3320 in West Oakland, Thursday, April 10, 1952. Photo by either Frank Saarni or Ben Griffiths. This is from a negative that came to me from Dick Dorn and Tom Moungovan. Shot on 122 format film.
- Photo of SP Mk-9 3320
Scan 2018.9.2.1.4-ph, Negative 1.1.46.13.1
- Photo of SP Mk-9 3320
SP 3335 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3335 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: SP 3335 was built in 1956 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 21364, SP 5671, SP Class DF-607. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3504 SP Class EF418-6.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1971 emerging as SP 3335 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-1.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired 1986, sold in 1987, went to Kyle, then Arizona Eastern as their 1752. It was wrecked there and scrapped.
- SP 3335 in Tracy
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9s 3335 and 3423 on the Westside Hauler heading down the Westside Line to Fresno from the Tracy yard via the wye at Tracy, CA on an unrecorded day in November 1976.
- Photo of SP 3335 in Tracy yard
Analog Image Kodachrome Slide 2.5-842, Scan 2011.1.5.1.5-ph - Photo of SP 3335 going past engine house
Analog Image Kodachrome Slide 2.5-839, Scan 2011.1.5.1.4-ph - Photo of SP 3335 on wye nose shot
Analog Image Kodachrome Slide 2.5-841, Scan 2011.1.5.1.6-ph
- Photo of SP 3335 in Tracy yard
SP 3343 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3343 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), from SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: (according to good sources, including Strapac's fantastic SP Compendium series) SP 3343 was built in 1956 by EMD as SP 5633, SP Class DF-607, serial number 21326. In 1965 it became SP 3466 SP Class EF418-6. It was rebuilt to SP Class EF418E-2 in 1972.
Disposition is: retired 1993, sold 1996.
- SP 3343 in Oakdale, 1990
- On Monday, March 19, 1990, Southern Pacific (SP) 3343 is in an unrecorded location, I think it's in Oakdale, CA.
- Nikon FM2 Camera, Kodachrome 200 film:
Scan: 2021120601ph.21, Slide YB.23_659.34
- Nikon FM2 Camera, Kodachrome 200 film:
SP 3352 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3352 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: SP 3352 was built in 1954 by EMD as a model GP9, dual service passenger-freight, builders number 19484, T&NO 282, SP Class DF-602. It was transfered to the Pacific lines in 1960 becoming SP 5892.
In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3421 SP Class EF418-3.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1972 emerging as SP 3352 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired in 1986, sold in 1987 presumed scrapped.
- SP 3352 in Roseville
- SP GP9E 3352 and GP20E SP 4113 perform hump duties at Roseville on an unrecorded date in August of 1977. As I recall it was unusual to see these types of engines in this type of service. According to WAF, "1977 saw lots of unusual hump power combinations." John "Lone Star" said, "As I recall, 3352 started out as a boiler-equipped, dual controlled T&NO unit. It was reunumbered in 1965 to 3421, lost its dual controls but wore bloody nose wings on both ends until someone realized the boo-boo. When rebuilt in 1971-72, it became 3352."
- Photo of SP 3352 in Roseville
Film Ilford HP5, Neg 1.1.3.8.20A, Scan 2010.3.8.1.7-ph
- Photo of SP 3352 in Roseville
SP 3355 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3355 is an EMD GP9, SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: SP 3355 was built by EMD in 1954 builder number 19463, SP T&NO 402, SP Class DF-600. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3402 SP Class EF418-1. This locomotive was upgraded in 1972 emerging as SP 3355 EMD "GP9R", SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired 1986, sold 1987 became Arizona Eastern 1753. Wrecked and scrapped in 1992.
- SP 3355 in Eugene
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 3355 sits in Eugene, Oregon on Friday, June 21, 1974.
- Photo of SP 3355 in Eugene
Analog Image, Kodachrome Slide 2.5-847, Scan 2011.1.5.1.7-ph
- Photo of SP 3355 in Eugene
SP 3356 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3356 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: SP 3356 was built in 1956 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 21319, SP 5626, SP Class DF-607.
In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3459 SP Class EF418-6.
This locomotive was upgraded in J972 emerging as SP 3356 EMD GP9 (GP9R) SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired 1986, sold 1987, presumed scrapped.
- SP 3356 in San Jose
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 (GP9R) 3356 and GP9 3515 sit in San Jose on an unrecorded date in 1972 waiting for work.
- Photo of SP 3356 in San Jose
Analog Image, Kodachrome Slide 2.5-850, Scan 2011.1.22.2.2-ph
- Photo of SP 3356 in San Jose
SP 3365 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3365 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2 Reportedly: SP 3365 was built in 1956 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 21353, SP 5660, SP Class DF-607.
In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3493 SP Class EF418-6.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1972 emerging as SP 3365 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is: retired in 1985, sold in 1986, presumed scrapped.
- SP 3365 in Tracy
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 3365 is in Tracy, on January 1, 1973, New Years Day, 1973.
- Photo of SP 3365 in Tracy
Analog Image, Kodachrome Slide 2.5-855, Scan 2011.1.22.2.1-ph
- Photo of SP 3365 in Tracy
SP 3368 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3368 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2. Reportedly: SP 3368 was built in 1956 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 21370, SP 5677, SP Class DF607. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3510 SP Class EF418-6.
This locomotive was upgraded in 1972 emerging as SP 3368 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is, retired 1986, sold 1987.
- SP 3368 in Stockton
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 (GP9R) 3368 leads GP9 3373 and others westbound past Stockton Tower on Sunday, January 7, 1973.
- Photo of SP 3368 in Stockton
Kodachrome Slide 2.5-860, Scan 2011.1.22.2.3-ph
- Photo of SP 3368 in Stockton
SP 3382 EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2
SP 3382 is an EMD GP9 (GP9R), SP Class EF418E-2 Reportedly: SP 3382 was built in 1956 by EMD as a model GP9, builders number 21419, SP T&NO 435, SP Class DF-607. In 1965 it was renumbered to SP 3557 SP Class EF418-6.
This locomotive was upgraded In 1973 emerging as SP 3382 EMD GP9R, SP Class EF418E-2.
The disposition of this locomotive is, retired 1995, sold 1996. Possible it became Nevada Industrial Switching Corp 3382. Leased to Tennessee Eastman.
- SP 3382 in Tracy
- Southern Pacific (SP) GP9 (GP9R) 3382 in Tracy, California on an unrecorded date in March 1975.
- Photo of SP 3382 in Tracy
Analog Image, Ektachrome Slide 2.5-872, Scan 2011021901.2 - Photo of SP 3382 in Tracy (Older Version)
Analog Image, Ektachrome Slide 2.5-872, Scan 2011.2.19.1.2
- Photo of SP 3382 in Tracy
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