Utah gets $1.5M donation as it unveils more plans for new golden spike monument
Culture,Spencer Cox,Utah,Travel,Salt Lake City,Kentucky
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utahns may have to wait another year to view a 43-foot replica of the famous golden spike that was driven in Utah 155 years ago to signal the completion of the transcontinental railroad at its final home. However, when people do see it raised in place — likely in the spring of 2025 — it will be at the site of a brand-new state monument in Brigham City dedicated to celebrating the historic event in state history. The site will include a welcome center that could...
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