Union Station Guide
All Aboard History: Discover Ogden's Union Station! Guide
Step into a bygone era at Ogden's Union Station, a magnificent testament to the golden age of rail travel. More than just a transportation hub, this architectural masterpiece is a vibrant cultural center, housing museums, art galleries, and event spaces. Prepare to be transported back in time as you explore the station's grand halls and learn about its pivotal role in shaping Ogden's history. Ogden's Union Station was completed in 1924, replacing an earlier, smaller station. It quickly became a vital link in the transcontinental railroad, connecting the East and West coasts. During its heyday, the station bustled with passengers and freight, playing a crucial role in the region's economic development. After a period of decline, the station was lovingly restored and reopened as a museum and cultural center, preserving its rich history for future generations. Today, Union Station offers a variety of activities for visitors. Explore the Utah State Railroad Museum, the Browning Firearms Museum, and the Browning-Kimball Classic Car Museum, all housed within the station. Admire the stunning architecture and intricate details of the building itself. Attend a performance at the station's theater or browse the art galleries. While there isn't a specific culinary tradition associated with the station itself, you'll find a range of restaurants and cafes in the surrounding area.
Transportation
Union Station is located in downtown Ogden and is easily accessible by car. From I-15, take exit 344 for 21st Street. Head east on 21st Street, then turn left onto Wall Avenue. The station will be on your right. The UTA bus route 603 stops nearby.
Opening Hours
Monday-Saturday 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Ticket Price
Free admission to the station; museum admission fees vary.