other volunteers. From 1981 to 2012, No. 4449 resided at Union Pacific's (formerly Southern Pacific) Brooklyn roundhouse in Portland, along with several other historic steam and diesel locomotives. The Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation, a partnership of non-profit organizations that owned or maintained historic rolling stock at the roundhouse, began a campaign in late 2009 to construct a permanent, publicly-accessible engine house for the City of Portland's steam locomotives. Upon the closing of the Brooklyn Roundhouse in June 2012, in order to make the yard larger, the 4449 was moved with its stablemates SP&S 700 and OR&N 197 to the Oregon Rail Heritage Center (ORHC), a new restoration facility and public interpretive center adjacent to the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) in southeast Portland. The ORHC opened to the public on September 22, 2012. Other surviving locomotives Only one other true Southern Pacific GS-class steam engine survives: Southern Pacific 4460, a GS-6, which is on static display at the National Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, Missouri. It was built during World War II, The GS-6 locomotives were never painted in the Daylight scheme, and were nicknamed "War Babies" and "Black Daylights." In preservation, 4460 has been referred to as the "Forgotten Daylight," due to her not running since the 1950s. Film appearances 4449 pulled the Gold Coast Flyer train for Tough Guys, a 1986 film starring Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster. The creators built a full-size wooden replica of the locomotive for the crash scene. 4449's Daylight skirts (flat side panels) were removed again for its appearance in Come See the Paradise, a 1990 World War II film directed by Alan Parker. 4449 has been fitted with an IMAX camera in 2018, to be filmed for the upcoming IMAX film Train Time. Gallery References (republished 2002, ) External links Friends of SP 4449 Oregon Rail Heritage Foundation Restoration of 4449 and the 1975-1976 Bicentennial American Freedom Train Southern Pacific Coast Daylight Engines 4449 Individual locomotives of the United States 4-8-4 locomotives Lima locomotives Rail transportation in Oregon Transportation in Portland, Oregon Railway locomotives introduced in 1941 Standard gauge locomotives of the United States Preserved steam locomotives of Oregon