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Where did Santa Fe 3415 come from?
The Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe (AT&SF or ‘Santa Fe’) Railway featured many steam locomotives that have gone on to second careers on heritage lines. While some are now more than a thousand miles away from their original routes, Santa Fe #3415 found a home nearby, in Abilene, Kansas. Santa Fe #3415 prior to an excursion.
What happened to a '3415' engine?
#3415 would remain in active service for more than three decades until its retirement in 1954 at a time when diesel-powered engines were taking over. This engine was one of the lucky ones as it was never scrapped. Instead, it was donated to the City of Abilene in Kansas in 1956 and was put on static display at the city’s Eisenhower Park.
Why is message 3415 generated?
Message 3415 is generated to identify such a situation. executes an increment, decrement, assignment or compound assignment operation However QAC assumes that side effects occur whenever a function is called, unless the function has specifically been identified as being free from side effects by a #pragma statement of the form:
Where does the 3415 go in 2022?
The 3415 heads eastbound toward the Jeep Road crossing outside Abilene on its final run of the day with a dinner train on September 3, 2022. Photo by Dak Dillon.

Where did Santa Fe 3415 come from?