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The city of Ogden, Utah was incorporated in 1851 and ever since the city has grown from its railroad roots to a bustling city with…
Read MoreWhile participating in the National Governors Association Summer Meeting held in Salt Lake City, U.S. ambassador to China Terry Branstad met with WTC Utah as…
Read MoreIt’s the end of the line for the current Rio Grande Depot sign, which has been a fixture in downtown Salt Lake City for six…
Read MoreThe Utah Symphony is ready to shoot the audience to the stars as it commemorates the 50th anniversary of the moon with a “Symphonic Space…
Read MoreThe sixth annual OSA Heritage Day on Aug. 3. will celebrate Franklin County’s pioneer heritage outside on the OSA grounds this year.
Read MoreSaturday marks the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing. It’s a milestone worth celebrating because it marked an otherworldly achievement by mankind.
Read MoreThe Franklin Relic Hall has a unique railroad exhibit that documents with early artifacts, photographs, and personal accounts the members of the Church of Jesus Christ…
Read MoreTwelve thousand train enthusiasts from around the world are gathering at the Little America to participate in the first National Model Railroad Association (NMRA) convention in Utah.
Read MoreThe United States is celebrating several historic milestones in 2019, four of which are commemorated here with respective high-quality writing instruments.
Read MoreUnion Station officials say the soon-to-be completed restoration of a rare locomotive located there is part of a renewed push to revitalize the 95-year-old historic…
Read MoreA train delayed this year’s annual Wasatch Back Student Art Show at the Kimball Art Center. The annual exhibit opened on June 15, a couple…
Read MoreAs a young boy growing up in Tremonton, our family visited the Golden Spike Historic Site at Promontory Summit every Easter. These outings led to…
Read MoreIt's something railroad enthusiasts believed they might never see again: one of the biggest steam locomotives ever built in America back on the tracks, rumbling…
Read MoreIt's been 150 years since the U.S. transcontinental railroad connected America's East and West. VOA Khmer's Phy Sopheada narrates.
Read MoreA century and a half after the Golden Spike was hammered in at Promontory Summit, Utah, people from all over the Bay crowded into Tressider…
Read MoreIt’s rare that life hands us the opportunity to add a positive narrative to the history books. But there was just such an opportunity recently…
Read MoreMay 10 marked the 150th Anniversary commemorating the driving of the last spike, known as the Golden Spike, of the Transcontinental Railroad which connected the Pacific…
Read MoreMay was a busy month for Weber County. Trains brought a lot of people to town to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the completion of…
Read MoreSalt Lake Tribune photographers covered a variety of stories in May, from an abnormal number of police shootings in Utah to spring sports. Take a…
Read MoreA Wapiti couple returned recently from an eight-day trip spent following the progress of the historic Big Boy 4014 steam engine from Cheyenne to Ogden,…
Read MoreFully 150 years ago, one of the biggest infrastructure projects ever attempted up to that point in history was completed. At Promontory Summit, Utah, the…
Read MoreAs soon as I heard it was being planned, I dreamed about touching a moment in history by being present at the one hundred and…
Read MoreRolling stock manufacturer Stadler Rail has opened its new North American train manufacturing site in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Read MoreMusic, speeches and the firing of cannons rang out Friday at a remote spot in the Utah desert where the final spikes of the Transcontinental…
Read MoreThousands of people gathered Friday at the distant area in the Utah desert where the Transcontinental Railroad’s spikes were hammered 150 decades ago, uniting a…
Read MoreThe famous image was taken 150 years ago: On May 10, 1869, photographer Andrew Russell captured the triumphant moment when the East and West halves…
Read MoreA president can get a lot done in Washington when a slew of congressmen — the ones who hate his guts — skip town for four…
Read MoreThe first Transcontinental Railroad, completed in 1869, joined two railroads to connect the east and west coasts of the United States for the first time.…
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