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The Train Comes to Ogden

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Presented by Weber State University Special Collections and Golden Spike 150 at Ogden Valley Library, Huntsville UT

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Mar 28
The Train Comes to Ogden

Charles Trentelman will share the stories and his insight into the train coming to Ogden and the impact the railroad had on the sleepy town from 1869 to 1900.

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Charles Trentelman will share the stories and his insight into the train coming to Ogden and the impact the railroad had on the sleepy town from 1869 to 1900.Part of Weber Reads: The Transcontinental Railroad with the Weber County Library System. This event is in partnership with the Ogden Union Station Museums.

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Free Admission

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Ogden Valley Library

131 South 7400 East, Huntsville, UT 84317

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