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Nostalgia & History > Thompson Springs, UtahDate: 06/20/08 06:54 Thompson Springs, Utah Author: Edwardjb Anyone have a photo of the Zephyr or any passenger train stopping here? Practically a ghost town now.
Ed Date: 06/20/08 07:52 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: NGotwalt I think I remember stopping here once on the Desert Wind for a smoke break.
Cheers, Nick Date: 06/20/08 08:01 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: flynn If on Google Image Search you do a search for Railroad Thompson, Utah you get a number of interesting pictures. The picture below, Zephyr at Thompson Utah, is among these pictures.
http://www.legendsofamerica.com/ut-thompson.html , also has some interesting pictures of Thompson Utah. Date: 06/20/08 08:07 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: SLSF903 We stopped there for about five minutes on the CZ. I believe the engineer stopped to receive train orders. We were on the train so we couldn't take pictures. I remember it being a little oasis with trees in the middle of a very long run with no greenery in sight.
Date: 06/20/08 10:45 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: TCnR One of the Pentrex Videos did a quick shot of a stop in town, if I remember the town had a bar diagonal across from the station stop and it had been worked into somebodies photo. Last time I drove through the area the town had dried up, suppose it had been a Maintainance of Way outpost.
Date: 06/20/08 11:51 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: flynn Wikipedia has a web page that gives information about Thompson Springs, Utah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thompson_Springs,_Utah The picture of Thompson Springs, Utah on the Wikipedia web page is dark. I used my Adobe program and lightened the picture and posted it below. Date: 06/20/08 21:51 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: xtra1188w My Dad worked here for a few weeks when he was still working from the extra board in the late 1930's. Pop was an operator/telegrapher, you know, a "brasspounder". I think that i have a picture from that era that Pop took, but I'll have to look for it as I'm uncertain where it is right off hand. It's on a cd, but I have accumulated a lot of cds.
I found what I thought might be Thompson, but my old picture was of Woodside which was near Thompson. Con Date: 06/21/08 01:07 Re: Thompson Springs, Utah Author: ats90mph It's supposed to be just a flag stop too from what I remember.
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