Since I really believe railroading served as an important catalyst in the further growth of young Honeyville, I think it is fun to find anything from the old narrow gauge railroad, the Utah Northern Railroad. Below is one of the handful of pictures I have found showing the one of the engines that ran that line. I also include a picture of some spikes that I recently found that belonged to the narrow gauge track - laid in 1872 and replaced about 15 years later with broad gauge track.
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Regular railroad spike next to narrow gauge spikes |
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This was one of the UNRR first cars, but had been transferred to another line in this photo |
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