Western (#5003A) and was scrapped in 1953 after it was destroyed in a head-on collision near Rhinelander, Wisconsin. No E2 survives today. However the pair of Winton Model 201A V12 diesel engines from SF-1 (the lead unit of the City of San Francisco set, nicknamed "Queen Mary") were rescued from scrap and eventually became part of the collection of artifacts at the California State Railroad Museum at Sacramento. One of the engines has now (September 2009) been transferred to the Illinois Railway Museum at Union, Illinois. See also List of GM-EMD locomotives References Reich, Sy (1973). Diesel Locomotive Rosters – The Railroad Magazine Series, pp. 113, 114. Wayner Publications. No Library of Congress or ISBN. Strack, Don. Union Pacific Diesel Painting Guide. Retrieved from the Union Pacific Historical Society's site at http://www.uphs.org/Dieselpaint.htm on December 19, 2004. External links North East Rails EMD E2-6 Engine Photos Diesel-electric locomotives of the United States Union Pacific Railroad locomotives A1A-A1A locomotives E2 Passenger locomotives Railway locomotives introduced in 1937 Locomotives with cabless variants Scrapped locomotives Standard gauge locomotives of the United States Streamlined diesel locomotives