Great Smoky Mountains Railroad

The Great Smoky Mountains Railroad is a freight and heritage railroad that operates between Bryson City and Dillsboro, NC. It currently operates both steam-powered and diesel-powered locomotives for their tourist excursion trains and was founded in 1988. As of December 1999, the railroad is currently owned and operated by American Heritage Railways, Inc., which also owns and operates the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad (D&SNG), operating between Durango and Silverton, CO.
==Locomotive Roster==
=== Current Locomotives: ===
Photograph	Locomotive 	Build date 	Wheel Arrangement 	Manufacturer 	Locomotive Class 	Status
 	Great Smoky Mountains Railroad No. 1702	September 1942	2-8-0 "Consolidation"	Baldwin Locomotive Works	Class S160 	Operational
 	Southern Railway No. 722 	September 1904	2-8-0 "Consolidation"	Baldwin Locomotive Works	Class Ks-1 	Undergoing restoration to operating condition as of May 19, 2023
 	Pennsylvania Railroad No. 1009 	1964 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP38-3M (rebuilt GP35)	Operational
 	Southern Pacific No. 1751 	1955 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP9 	Operational
 	Southern Pacific No. 1755 	1956 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP9 	Operational
 	St. Louis-San Francisco No. 2335 	1972 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP38-2 	Operational
 	Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe No. 2467 	1963 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP30-3 	Operational
 	Louisville & Nashville No. 2668 	May 1971 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD GP38-3 	Operational
 	Erie Mining Company No. 4210 	1971 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division 	EMD F9A 	Operational
===Former Locomotives:===
Photograph	Locomotive 	Build date 	Wheel Arrangement	Manufacturer 	Locomotive Class	Status
 	CSX Transportation No. 1901 	March 1973 	B-B 	General Electric 	GE U18B 	Static display; abandoned in the woods following staged train wreck for The Fugitive (1993)
 	Norfolk & Western No. 536 	June 1962 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division	EMD GP30 	Static display; abandoned in the woods following staged train wreck for The Fugitive (1993)
 	Chicago & North Western Transportation Company No. 711	January 1954 	B-B 	Electro Motive Division	EMD GP7 	Withdrawn in December 2022, sold to YouTuber MrBeast and subsequently destroyed in a staged train wreck
 	Chicago & North Western Transportation Company No. 777	September 1954	B-B 	Electro Motive Division	EMD GP7 	Was repainted to Illinois Southern paint scheme in early 1990s after being used in production of The Fugitive (1993). Withdrawn in 2020 and used as parts source, sold to YouTuber MrBeast and subsequently destroyed in a staged train wreck
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