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Two historic paintings related to the Golden Spike will go on display in Helper, Utah. They almost were tossed out with the trash.

May 3, 2019 Administrator

By Sean P. Means, The Salt Lake Tribune; May 2, 2019 Rick Harper is happy to retell how, while he…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: 150th Anniversay Of The Completion Of The Transcontinental Railroad, Abraham Lincoln, Artist, Helper, History, John McQuarrie, Pair of historic paintings restored, Passenger Train Stations, Salt Lake City, Spike 150: Helper and the Railroad, Transportation, Travel, Union Pacific, Utah

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