File:Salt Lake City D&RGW station.jpg
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| Description | Built in 1910 by Denver Rio Grande & Western railroad and also used as the eastern terminus for Western Pacific railroad. It was used by Amtrak at one time, but now houses offices of the Utah State Historical Society, and a restaurant. All tracks have been removed and Amtrak moved into an Amshack a 1/4 mile away. |
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| Source | Salt Lake City, UT Rio Grande station |
| Author | Ron Reiring |
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