Golden Spike National Historic Site

6200 N 22300th St W, Brigham City, UT
Saves: 29
Check-ins: 13
Railroads are important in the rise of American industry, and Golden Spike at Promontory Summit in Brigham City is witness to one of the greatest events in railroad history. On May 10, 1869, the first Transcontinental Railroad was completed, and Promontory Summit is where the Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads met. The historical site is named Golden Spike, which was the ceremonial spike which was driven into the point where the two railroads joined.

Member Photos

Dang. The spike is actually in California šŸ™
By Paul L
The ā€œBrothers Road Tripā€. The trains were in the shop. Davin, Bryan, & Paul Luoma 2018
By Bryan Luoma
The trains were in the shop but with paid admission ($10 per car) a self guided tour is included!
By Bryan Luoma
The ā€œBrothers Road Tripā€. East meets West! Brother #1 and #3 stand back to back at the point the two competing companies met. Bryan, Davin, & Paul Luoma 2018.
By Bryan Luoma
When YOU check in, YOU tell us which direction......?
By Bryan Luoma
The entrance sign (summer 2020)
By Jes Hines
By Jimmy Olsen
Golden Spike
By Ang G
By Ang G
By Ang G
By Ang G
By Mrs. H
2/10/2022
By Mel Hernandez
If you are within 100 miles you should come see Golden Spike.
By Blake Pilgreen
By Ryan Gunchin
By Ryan Gunchin