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Ogden, Utah prepares for Heritage Festival, 150th anniversary of Transcontinental Railroad

April 29, 2019 Administrator

By Hunter Geisel, KUTV CBS 2; April 28, 2019 (KUTV) — The city of Ogden is preparing itself for the…

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Posted in: Railroad Industry Filed under: 150th Anniversay Of The Completion Of The Transcontinental Railroad, Central Pacific, Economic Development, Freight Railroads, Golden Spike Sesquicentennial, Heritage Festival, History, Ogden, Passenger Train Stations, Passenger Trains, Rail Passenger, Tourism, Transportation, Travel, Union Pacific, UP, Utah

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