The Olympic Torch train, after it pulled into town for the Salt Lake 2002 Olympics. (Tom Ellis photo)

UP Olympic unit 2002 leads MALG3 South through Northbrook.

UP Olympic unit 2002 leads MALG3 South through Bryn Mawr.

UP Olympic unit 2002 leads MALG3 South through Des Plaines.

UP 2002, commemorative unit for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, leads a westbound auto train towards Speer Jct. as it continues the climb over Sherman Hill on the Main Track 3 side o... (more)

UP 2002 arriving at Bakersfield with the MBKBK.

UP 2002 and 1979 team up on a southbound MBKBK as it nears Bakersfield.

UP's Olympic duo leads intermodal train IG2G2 into Rochelle, the pair looking crisp in the November sunlight after having been repainted in UP's North Little Rock shops several weeks prior.

Union Pacific’s Winter Olympics SD70M #2002 has been in and out of the Chicagoland region as of lately on stack trains. On the evening of Valentine’s Day ‘22, UP 2002 and another GE split th... (more)

IG3SK highballs east past the Elburn Co-Op with UP 2002, one of Union Pacific's Olympic painted SD70M's in charge. Originating at Global 3 in Rochelle, this train is ultimately bound for Selkirk, ... (more)

UPRR's Salt Lake Olympic Torch Relay SD70M 2002 provides a colorful contrast against the dark walls of tunnel 26 just south of Simi Valley CA. This locomotive was regular power on the Guadalupe Tu... (more)

YYCCN, UP's transfer from Yard Center to Markham, makes its way south through Harvey with SD70M #2002 in charge. The 2002 is one of two specially painted Olympic units on the UP. The Chicago skyli... (more)

UP "Salt Lake" SD70M #2002 leads the way of northbound ISAYC (Intermodal train from San Antonio, TX to Yard Center in South Holland, IL) as it hits the diamonds at Thornton Junction, onl... (more)

UP 2002 backs down to it's train, the Kaiser Hauler, seen from Pepper Ave.

The Union Pacific's "Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Torch Relay" train passes through the Santa Susana Mountains on its way north on January 16, 2002. This train, carrying the Olympic Torch, is... (more)