Golden Spike National Historic Site in Corinne, UT
The Golden Spike National Historic Site in Corinne, Utah is an important piece of American history and arguably the most important physical location in the history of the United States. This site marks the location where the first transcontinental railroad was completed, beginning an era of fast, reliable transportation and serving as fuel for the country's economic engine.
Visitors today can see actual steam powered locomotives in operation and learn about the workers who built the transcontinental railroad. The steam trains run from May 1st through Labor Day, but this schedule is subject to change so call ahead before you go.