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GN 441 heritage

Great Northern 441 is a locomotive/cabin at the Izzac Walton. It rounds out a fleet of about 7 cabooses that you can actually pay to sleep (or do other things) in.

However, 441 never actually wore GN colors in its career.

441 was originally purchased by ATSF as 1910, and painted into their pinstripe livery, later it was repainted into the Freightbonnet livery, and renumbered to 5910.

later in life it was given a rebuild, and re-numbered again to 5960. At some point it was even painted into SPSF's prototype Kodachrome livery.

It was sold to Morris Knudsen, and renumbered 5531, and was leased by the Utah railway, before being bought and painted into their livery, and being renumbered one more time to 9013.

as 9013 neared the end of its career it was found by BNSF's director of locomotives, who saw the potential for a locomotive at the Izzac Walton inn.

It was restored to GN specifications and painted into Big sky blue, then shipped up to Glacier Park, where it now proudly sits in full view of the tracks, visible to passengers on Amtrak Empire builder service and BNSF freight crews.


This pack represents every livery from 441's past

If you'd like to learn more about this locomotive, check out this website: https://www.gn441.com/

model by stationmaster