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Owner: Southern
Model:EMD GP35Built As:SOU 2526 (GP30)
Serial Number:27314Order No:5636
Frame Number:5636-2Built:8/1962
Notes:Unit is a GP30R. unit was wreck rebuild
Other locos with this serial:  SOU 2526(GP30R) SOU 2526(GP35) NS 2526(GP35)
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White Flags Must Mean a Detour Via the RF&P
Title:  White Flags Must Mean a Detour Via the RF&P
Description:  See comment below.
Photo Date:  8/22/1969  Upload Date: 5/9/2007 7:02:07 PM
Location:  Ashland, VA
Author:  Marty Bernard
Categories: 
Locomotives:  SOU 2646(GP35) SOU 2526(GP35) SOU 2537(GP30) SOU 2540(GP30)
Views:  1311   Comments: 6
SOU 2526
Title:  SOU 2526
Description: 
Photo Date:  5/1/1974  Upload Date: 7/18/2010 11:33:22 PM
Location:  Opelika, AL
Author:  Glenn Marsh
Categories: 
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  523   Comments: 3
Southern GP35 #2526
Title:  Southern GP35 #2526
Description:  Digital image from Kim E. Piersol original 35mm Kodachrome transparency. Dolton Crossing.
Photo Date:  6/13/1976  Upload Date: 7/25/2006 10:47:37 PM
Location:  Dolton, IL
Author:  Kim Piersol
Categories: 
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  650   Comments: 1
SOU 2526
Title:  SOU 2526
Description:  A westbound for St. Louis crosses the Wabash River into Illinois
Photo Date:  6/3/1979  Upload Date: 1/28/2018 12:35:03 PM
Location:  Mount Carmel, IL
Author:  George Redmond
Categories:  Bridge,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  296   Comments: 0
SOU 2526
Title:  SOU 2526
Description:  Westbound passing the Albion station
Photo Date:  6/3/1979  Upload Date: 1/28/2018 12:35:51 PM
Location:  Albion, IL
Author:  George Redmond
Categories:  Station,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  280   Comments: 0
Four axle power
Title:  Four axle power
Description:  Most of the through freights I saw this day had six axle power. One that didn't was this one, which came south with four 4 axle units. Interestingly for you numbercrunchers, the two units to the right had opposing numbers. Note GP 30, number 2625, and ahead of it, GP 35 2526. A GE rounds out the shot.
Photo Date:  8/2/1980  Upload Date: 1/5/2014 4:16:59 AM
Location:  Greensboro, NC
Author:  Tom Beckett
Categories:  Yard,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 3901(U23B) SOU 2625(GP30) SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  807   Comments: 0
Hi hood GP 35
Title:  Hi hood GP 35
Description:  This high short hood GP 35 was in consist on a southbound, making a set out and pick up at Pomona Yard. Hope the folks in the power department didnt get it confused with the following unit: same numbers, different order.
Photo Date:  8/9/1980  Upload Date: 11/12/2016 4:31:24 AM
Location:  Greensboro, NC
Author:  Tom Beckett
Categories:  Yard,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  567   Comments: 0
Hi hood leader
Title:  Hi hood leader
Description:  Not a surprise on the Southern, all of whose road units were high short hood. This was not to house a steam generator, and on some units. Southern thought they offered more protection in case of a collision, though they ran most of their power long hood forward anyway, along with neighbor N&W. Thus it was unusual to see one with the short hood leading, as is the case here. The cab on this unit is also replete with Southern touches. The most noticeable is the computer check letter, in this case the "A" next to the road number. All Southern units had one, to distinguish them in the computer system in place at the time. There was a formula for assigning them, so the system was not random. Also, note the initials below the number. This engine is sublettered for subsidiary Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific, which was the owner of the line from Cincy to Atlanta. Other subletterings were for Central of Georgia, Alabama Great Southern, and Georgia Southern and Florida, among others.
Photo Date:  8/9/1980  Upload Date: 11/12/2016 4:34:35 AM
Location:  Greensboro, NC
Author:  Tom Beckett
Categories:  Yard,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 2730(GP38) SOU 2526(GP35)
Views:  593   Comments: 0
Left on the main
Title:  Left on the main
Description:  Two units work their set off into Pomona Yard as their train waits on the main. The Amtrak station at that time was at the yard office, with a small ticket window and waiting room. I got there around 1 PM that day, waiting for the northbound Crescent, which would arrive around 3:30 AM. I had a front row seat for hours of action as trains stopped to make set offs and pick ups, and the yard engines did their thing in between. It was a great place to see the action.
Photo Date:  8/9/1980  Upload Date: 11/12/2016 4:38:54 AM
Location:  Greensboro, NC
Author:  Tom Beckett
Categories:  Yard,Action
Locomotives:  SOU 2526(GP35) SOU 2730(GP38)
Views:  494   Comments: 0


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