1923. Through merger, came into Southern Pacific Railroad subsidiary Texas and New Orleans. Paulsen Spence bought the engine for his proposed Louisiana Eastern Railroad and was sold to Stone Mountain after his death. Withdrawn in 1983 when it came in need of boiler work and other mechanical issues, though it continued to occasionally "pull" the train while pushed by a diesel until 2002, and remained within the rail yard thereafter. In 2011, the engine received a partial cosmetic restoration, including the removal of the undergrowth and repainting the portions of the engine that are visible to passing trains, similar to what was previously done to the General II. The Stone Mountain Memorial Association donated the engine to the Gulf and Ohio Railways in Knoxville, Tennessee in 2012. The engine was moved to Tennessee in March, 2013 and is undergoing restoration to operating condition for use on the Gulf and Ohio's Three Rivers Rambler tourist train operation. #3525, The Big Dixie - a former Illinois Central Railroad 0-8-0 steam locomotive built by Baldwin in 1922. Acquired by Stone Mountain in 1967, sold shortly thereafter when its size and short wheelbase proved to be too heavy for the railroad's sixty pound rails at the time. Currently at Tanglewood Park in Clemmons, NC. #349 - a former Central of Georgia Railway 4-4-0 built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1891. Engine was originally considered for the railroad's General II, but passed in favor of Red River and Gulf Railroad #104 as the latter was in better condition. Sold to Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, from which currently on loan to Children's Hospital at Erlanger. See also Dollywood Express Frisco Silver Dollar Line References External links The General II at Steam Locomotive.info Friends of the SA&AP 60 - San Antonio Railroad Heritage Museum's page on the Texas II Photos of the General's move Historic locomotive to move to Southeastern Railway Museum Our Georgia History Transportation in DeKalb County, Georgia Heritage railroads in Georgia (U.S. state) Tourist attractions in DeKalb County, Georgia Stone Mountain