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| (A union pacific train quietly parked on the tracks.) |
When my siblings and I were in Brigham City we drove by an old fashioned train station, and I immediately got super excited, and then expressed a big wish to investigate. What we stumbled upon was the Brigham City Depot, built in 1906 by the Oregon Short Line, and is currently being taken care of by the Golden Spike Association. The Victorian architecture is still present in that old fashioned charm.
There's a museum, but it was closed the day we were there, because it's not open on Wednesdays. Regardless, it was still fun walking around, up and over the still functioning train tracks. I always love finding bits of living history to explore.
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