24th and Lincoln (2008-04-29) A picture of downtown Ogden along 24th street.
Baseball Field (2008-04-29) A baseball field in downtown ogden.
Stone Work (2008-04-29) I was admiring the stone work on this building.
Stone Work (2008-04-29) Each column on this building had a different number of stones; so I was trying to divine a deep philosophical meaning to the building.
Mysterious Red Building (2008-04-29) This mysterious red building has a cool parking lot and lots of security.
Junction City Cafe (2008-04-29) The Junction City Cafe contains several eateries, but is only open for lunch.
Junction City Cafe (2008-04-29) The Junction City Cafe Building houses several eateries in downtown Ogden.
Ogden Intermodal Hub (2008-04-29) The intermodal hub in downtown ogden.
Ogden Station (2008-04-29) Departing at the Ogden Station.
Ogden Train Depot (2008-04-29) The Ogden FrontRunner Train Depot stretches to the South.
Ogden Temple (2008-04-29) The Ogden LDS Temple viewed from the FrontRunner Platform.
Kayak Bench (2008-04-29) This playful bench at the FrontRunner Station in Ogden lets people imagine they are on a kayak.
Ample Parking (2008-04-29) The view from the train station shows a very large parking lot.
Ogden Station (2008-04-29) The FrontRunner station in Ogden is open for business.
Mount Ogden (2008-04-29) Mount Ogden viewed from the FrontRunner station.
Ogden Station (2008-04-29) The FrontRunner Ogden station stretches to the North.
Intermodal Hub (2008-04-29) The Intermodal Hub at the FrontRunner station in Ogden has stations for Greyhound, UTA and other carriers.
24th Bridge (2008-04-29) The 24th street bridge crosses the railroad tracks and Wall Street.
New Brigham Building, The (2008-04-29) Adjacent to the FrontRunner Station in downtown Ogden, The New Brigham Building is now one of the prime pieces or real estate in town.
Wall Avenue (2008-04-29) I expect that the FrontRunner station will result in a major renovation of this property along Wall Avenue in Ogden.
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Ogden, Utah Ogden is considered by many to be Utah's Second City. The city has a long history as a railroad town and sports a combination of industrial, high tech and recreational opportunities.
Ogden was one of the original boom towns of the Utah. It gained early fame as a transit hub after the driving of the golden spike on May 10, 1869 at promotory point. Served by Interstates 15 and 84, Ogden continues to be a major hub for interstate transit.
On April 26, 2008, train service resumed to Ogden in the form of the UTA Frontrunner commuter rail which connects to Salt Lake and will hopefully expand with time.
Odgen has a long history as as central railroad hub. Served by Interstates 15 and 84, the town is also a motor hub. Major employers in the area include Hills Air Force Base, Autoliv and Weber State University.
Context: Towns-Utah
Interstate 15 (88 pictures) Ogden is on Interstate 15 which runs North South.
Interstate 84 (56 pictures) Interstate 84 runs east west.
FrontRunner (47 pictures) This gallery shows pictures of the new FrontRunner light rail.
Salt Lake City (484 pictures) Ogden is often referred to as Utah's Second City (Salt Lake somehow managed to get the Capitol).
The Wasatch Mountains (131 pictures) Ogden City is in the Wasatch Mountains near Mount Ogden.
Highway 89 (20 pictures) U89 takes on the name Washington Boulevard as it passes through Ogden.
Union Station - Ogden (36 pictures) Union Station is a museum in the heart of Historic Ogden City.