Golden Spike National Historical Park, National historical park in US
Golden Spike National Historical Park is situated in Box Elder County, US.
Inaugurated on 2nd April 1957, the park commemorates the completion of the first Transcontinental Railroad.
The site symbolizes the unification of eastern and western US through rail communication.
The park offers reenactments of the 1869 spike ceremony daily during summer.
The event marked by Golden Spike National Historical Park is known as 'Wedding of the Rails'.
Location: Box Elder County
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Golden Spike National Historical Park is situated in Box Elder County, US.
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