![](media/image1.png){width="2.8020833333333335in"
height="1.3645833333333333in"}**Golden Spike National Historic
Site Bookstore**

**Promontory Summit, Utah**

**Operated by Western National Parks Association**

The following pages include Books, Children's Books, DVDs, Posters,
Postcards, and Memorabilia of items carried in the Western National
Parks Association's (WNPA) Bookstore at Golden Spike National Historic
Site. Also included is information about Western National Parks
Association's (WNPA) membership and a membership form.

**Sales and Contact Information**

To place an order call:

435-471-2209 ext 22

Hours: 9-5 MST daily, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.

The Bookstore accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover, personal checks and
money orders.

*Make checks and money orders out to WNPA.*

**Prices are subject to change.**

*Shipping and handling costs are not included in the posted price.*

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height="2.4340277777777777in"}

**Golden Spike National Historic Site**

P.O. Box 897

Brigham City, UT 84302

www.nps.gov/gosp

# Books

![](media/image3.jpeg){width="2.34375in"
height="3.4166666666666665in"}Beginning in 1842 with a visionary\'s
dream to span the continent with a single railroad line, *Empire
Express* captures three dramatic decades in which the United States
effectively doubled its size, fought three wars, and began to discover a
new national identity. It was the dawn of the Gilded Age; it welded the
new western United States to the East with twin bands of iron; it opened
a path for settlement and exploitation, utterly changed the West as it
doomed the Plains Indian culture. After the Civil War, it was the
century\'s most transformative chain of events culminating in the
driving of the Golden Spike in the Utah desert in 1869, which touched
off a frenzy of celebration. The narrative ends in 1873 in Washington
under the Capitol rotunda, with the crushing fall of a popular
politician and the exposure of a powerful, hidden railroad lobby\-\--a
scandal, which, for half a year, dominated the press and the country\'s
imagination.

## Empire Express, Paperback, 797 pages, 63 photos: \$20.00

![](media/image4.jpeg){width="2.34375in" height="3.5625in"}*Nothing Like
it in the World* is the story of the men who built the transcontinental
railroad\--the investors who risked their businesses and money; the
enlightened politicians who understood its importance; the engineers and
surveyors who risked, and lost, their lives; the Irish and Chinese
immigrants, the defeated Confederate soldiers, and the other laborers
who did the backbreaking and dangerous work on the construction.

Ambrose writes with power and eloquence about the brave men\-\--the
famous and the unheralded, ordinary men doing the extraordinary\-\--who
accomplished the spectacular feat that made the continent into a nation.

## Nothing Like it in the World, Paperback, 431 pages, 60 photos: \$17.00 

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*Rebirth of the Jupiter and the 119* provides a firsthand account of the
reproduction of the Jupiter and 119, the two steam locomotives that met
face-to-face at Promontory Summit at the historic spot where the rails
joined.  These working replicas of the 1868 locomotives provide a
tangible link to the legacy of the railroad that tied a nation together.

## Rebirth of the Jupiter and No. 119, Paperback, 48 pages, 43 photos: \$1.75

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*The Last Spike Driven* is a reenactment script of the Golden Spike
Ceremony.  The script is based on extensive research from primary
historical sources.  Fortunately, many of the nation\'s newspapers sent
correspondents to report on the original events at Promontory Summit,
Utah.  Most of the speeches that were made that day were distributed in
written form to the press for publication.  This is the script used by
the reenactment cast here at Golden Spike National Historic Site.

## The Last Spike is Driven, Paperback, 12 pages, 11 photos: \$1.00

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height="2.272222222222222in"}

*The Iron Trail to the Golden Spike* is a history of America\'s first
transcontinental railroad, before, during and after the driving of the
Last Spike.  The author\'s unique style makes this book as entertaining
as it is informative.  It is tinged with a humor that invites folks of
all ages to read it again and again.  Like the Golden Spike itself, this
book is truly a treasure.

**The Iron Trail to the Golden Spike, Hardback, 297 pages, 64 photos:
\$15.00**

![](media/image8.jpeg){width="2.404861111111111in"
height="3.25in"}*Rails East to Promontory: The Utah Stations* presents a
history and description of a segment of the first transcontinental
railroad completed on May 10, 1869, and owned by the Central Pacific
Railroad Company. A portion of the original grade, now abandoned,
follows a route eastward from Lucin, Utah, around the northern end of
the Great Salt Lake over Promontory Summit to Ogden. The completion of
the Lucin Cutoff between Lucin and Ogden, Utah diverted rail traffic
from the original route. This original route then became known as the
Promontory Branch and received only sporadic use after 1904. Soon the
railroad facilities were removed and the dependent towns abandoned. The
rails of the Promontory Branch were finally taken up in 1942.

This study concentrates on the continuous segment of the abandoned
grade, traversing considerable portions of public land, between Lucin
and Promontory Summit. Recognizing its role in the management and
protection of America\'s cultural heritage, the Bureau of Land
Management initiated the study that has culminated in this monograph.

## Rails East to Promontory, Paperback, 134 pages, 110 photos: \$15.95

## 

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The *Golden Spike National Historic Site* book gives a brief overview of
the history of the transcontinental railroad.  It also tells the story
of one woman's\' achievement in establishing Golden Spike National
Historic Site.  The end of the book gives information on what there is
to see and do at the historic site today.

## Golden Spike, Paperback, 14 pages, 19 photos: \$3.95

![](media/image10.jpeg){width="1.3020833333333333in" height="2.0in"}

![](media/image10.jpeg){width="1.3083333333333333in"
height="1.9916666666666667in"}*Men to Match My Mountains*, by Irving
Stone, is a true historical masterpiece, an unforgettable pageant of
giants---men like John Sutter, whose dream of paradise was shattered by
the California Gold Rush; Brigham Young and the Mormons who tamed the
desert with Bible texts; and the silver kings and the miners who
developed Nevada's Comstock Lode and settled the Rockies.

## Men to Match My Mountains, Paperback, 562 pages: \$17.95

![](media/image11.jpeg){width="2.6458333333333335in"
height="2.9791666666666665in"}

Author Milton Meltzer's *Hear That Train Whistle Blow!: How the Railroad
Changed the World* takes you back to a time when railroad travel was
ubiquitous and shows you the impact the railroad had and still has on
civilization today.

## Hear That Train Whistle Blow! Paperback, 157 pages, numerous illustrations & photos: \$8.95

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height="3.220833333333333in"}

For anyone who has ever been drawn by the romance of the railways, *The
Great Book of Trains* provides under one cover a lavishly illustrated
and technically detailed description of more than 300 of the world's
most famous locomotives. With more than 400 pages of information and
illustrations, *The Great Book of Trains* covers the development and
working histories of 310 of the world's most famous and unique
locomotives---from the early steam pioneers to today's super-fast
passenger trains.

## The Great Book of Trains, Hardback, 414 pages, with numerous illustrations & photos: \$24.98

![](media/image13.jpeg){width="1.7541666666666667in" height="2.625in"}

*American Locomotives: In Historic Photographs 1858-1949* is a rare
collection of 126 "builder portraits" of American locomotives that
chronicles the momentous rise of steam locomotive power in America. The
exacting official photographs are prized by railway historians. The
portraits were selected from the William A. Rogers collection, a
priceless archive of images documenting the history of American steam
locomotives from the pre-Civil War era to the mid-20^th^ century.
Railroading expert Ron Ziel's introduction and captions provide readers
with a brief railroading background, a commentary on the art of the
builder portrait, and key details on each locomotive depicted.

## American Locomotives, Paperback, 129 pages, loads of photos: \$15.95

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*Tourist Trains Guidebook,* a one-of-a-kind travel reference, is both a
guidebook with detailed information about 150 of the best tourist trains
and rail museums in the United States and Canada as well as a directory
of almost 300 more interesting train rides, museums, and historic
depots. The sites are organized by state and indexed for easy use.
Published by *Trains* magazine, the staff reviewed the sites. Entries
have directions. Dinner trains, urban trolleys, mountain-pass excursion
sites, as well as, amazing museums full of train gear.

## Tourist Trains Guidebook, Paperback, 277 pages, with numerous photos: \$18.95

# Children's Books

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*Seasons of the Trail* is the story of fourteen-year-old Lucy Scott and
her experiences on the California Trail when her family moves from
Missouri to California. Lucy meets other travelers in Independence and
learns to think of the long, dusty trip as an adventure. Lucy must deal
with loneliness, accidents, raging rivers, disease, buffalo herds and
more along the way. She writes about her travels in her diary. Lucy's
story is based upon the life of the author's great-grandmother.*\
*

## Seasons of the Trail, Hardback, 92 pages, with illustrations: \$14.95 

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**Life in the Old West: The Railroad**

Learn a little about a lot: from the evolution of the steam engine and
how it works, to the people who built the railroad; to those who rode
it; and the impact it had on the land and economy.

## Life in the Old West: The Railroad, Paperback, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages, 46 photos & illustrations: \$7.95 

![](media/image17.jpeg){width="1.75625in" height="2.2604166666666665in"}

*Railroad Fever* struck in the 1840s as the desire for new land and the
promise of riches drew thousands of Americans westward. But, the journey
by wagon and on foot was slow and dangerous, and people yearned for a
new way to travel. The dream of creating a railroad that spanned the
entire country seemed at best fleeting, but the passion of a few ignited
a nation.

## Railroad Fever, Hardback, 40 pages, with illustrations & photos: \$12.95

![](media/image18.jpeg){width="3.25in" height="2.338888888888889in"}*The
Death of the Iron Horse* tells of the arrival of the Iron Horse into
Native American territory. Thundering and panting and breathing black
smoke, it was a fearsome thing. The Cheyenne people had never seen a
steam locomotive before, and it terrified them. Would it come right over
the hill, into their camp, just as relentless soldiers and white
settlers had done before?

Powerful words and pictures tell the true story of August 7, 1867
\-\--when an \"Iron Horse\" was derailed by Native Americans. It is a
tale of courage and pride and a people caught up in an unequal struggle
to preserve their sacred way of life.

## Death of the Iron Horse, Ages 5-8, Paperback, 7.5 x 10, 32 pages, illustrations on every page: \$7.99 

![](media/image19.jpeg){width="2.527083333333333in"
height="3.5944444444444446in"}*Dragon's Gate* is the story of one boy's
struggle to rebuild his dreams against the background of the building of
the Transcontinental Railroad. Otter has always dreamed of going to
America, \"the Land of the Golden Mountain.\" There, together with his
adoptive father and his hero, Uncle Foxfire, he plans to learn
everything he can about American technology. Armed with this knowledge,
they can all return to China and carry out the Great Work\-\--to free
China from the tyranny of the Manchu and other invaders.

When an accident forces Otter to flee his home, he is more than ready to
join his father and uncle in California, where they are working on the
great transcontinental railroad. But, the America that Otter finds is
not what he had expected. The Chinese workers are essentially slaves,
driven to achieve the seemingly impossible task of chiseling a path for
the railroad through the Sierra Nevada.

*Dragon's Gate* is based on the experiences of the

Chinese who built the transcontinental railroad.

## Dragon's Gate, Ages 12+, Paperback, 331 pages: \$6.99 

*The Transcontinental Railroad: Using Proportions to Solve Problems*
uses math problems to describe the building of the railroad. While the
Central Pacific reached its end point before the Union Pacific, it was
the end of the race and also the start of celebration. Company leaders
tapped in the last spike to connect the two lines. The West and East
coasts were now connected by rail and by the telegraph line that had
been constructed alongside it. Today, there are several transcontinental
railroads across the United States. Trains are still the best way to
ship many goods long distances. People, today, are still thinking of
ways to improve transportation. As they do this, they define and solve
problems using proportions, much like those used in this book. Keep
solving problems, and perhaps one day you will make history like the
builders of the first transcontinental railroad!

## ![](media/image20.jpeg){width="2.0694444444444446in" height="2.683333333333333in"}The Transcontinental Railroad: Using Proportions to Solve Problems, Paperback, 32 pages, with numerous illustrations: \$8.50

![](media/image21.jpeg){width="4.232638888888889in"
height="3.4305555555555554in"}*Ten Mile Day and the Building of the
Transcontinental Railroad* describes in full-color illustrations and
text how the Central Pacific workers laid ten miles of track in
Promontory Utah to win a bet and set an unbeaten record for laying rail.

## Ten Mile Day, Paperback, 38 pages, with illustrations: \$8.95 

# Local Books

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height="3.7916666666666665in"}

When *The Gathering of Zion* was first published in 1964, Ray A.
Billington wrote, \"Wallace Stegner has written the best single volume
to appear on the Mormon migration westward\.... His sensitivity to human
beings and his ability to understand the spirit motivating the
oft-persecuted Latter Day Saints allow him insights missed by earlier
writers\.... \[Stegner draws on\] scores of printed and unprinted
diaries kept by the Saints, and has used these very personal documents
to pinpoint events that take on new meaning when viewed through the eyes
of commonplace mortals.\" - *Book Week*

## The Gathering of Zion, Paperback, 331 pages, 32 illustrations: \$16.95 

(unavailable at this time)

![](media/image23.jpeg){width="2.6041666666666665in" height="3.375in"}

*Tale of the Lucin* is the story of a small boat whose travels from San
Francisco Bay to the Great Salt Lake, then back to the Pacific Coast
states of Washington, Oregon and California, there to end her days, is
almost certainly unique.  Along the way she assisted in the building of
a railroad trestle across the Great Salt Lake, considered at the time an
engineering marvel.  It encompasses a long life of service to multiple
owners engaged in several occupations.  And it includes details of
sister craft that could have a story all their own. 

## Tale of the Lucin, Paperback, 158 pages, 140 photos: \$16.95 

# DVDs

![](media/image24.jpeg){width="2.1243055555555554in"
height="3.0229166666666667in"}*Ogden: Junction City of the West*
illustrates the cultural diversity and commerce that streamed through
Ogden's Union Station and legendary 25^th^ street and forever changed
its place in history. With the completion of the Transcontinental
Railroad on May 10, 1869, a trip across the continent was cut from four
months to just seven days. This spectacular evolution in transportation
ushered in a period of remarkable growth. As the Junction City between
the Central Pacific and the Union Pacific, Ogden was literally, the
"crossroads of the west."

Director Issac Goeckeritz uses rare photos, film, and interviews with
retired railroad workers to tell the story of the remarkable influence
the railroad had on the culture and commerce of Ogden, Utah.

## Ogden: Junction City of the West, DVD/Color/BW 90 minutes: \$20.00

![](media/image25.jpeg){width="2.5104166666666665in"
height="3.5208333333333335in"}

Witness the exciting story of the spanning of a continent by the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads in *Golden Spike*. From Omaha in
the Nebraska Territory and Sacramento in California, these two railroads
raced relentlessly from opposite directions to join at Promontory
Summit, Utah in 1869. This film documents the many hazards faced by the
laborers during the prolonged construction across prairies and
mountains. With the driving of the last spike of the transcontinental
railroad, the end of the frontier and the nation\'s rise to an
industrial power was imminent.

DVD includes special features: Historic site photos slide show and Film
restoration overview.

## Golden Spike, DVD/20 minutes: \$16.95

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height="3.4881944444444444in"}

History Channel's documentary *The Railroads that Tamed the West*
explores early travel on the primitive railways in the West. Travel was
dangerous and often deadly---bandits, renegades, and hostile tribes
threatened every trip. Thousands of miles of new track needed to be laid
through untamed wilderness which would eventually open the West to
commerce and civilization. Explore the comprehensive history of the
Western railroads through rare photographs, spectacular recreations, and
expert interviews.

## The Railroads that Tamed the West, DVD/50 minutes: \$26.95

![](media/image27.jpeg){width="2.453472222222222in"
height="3.453472222222222in"}*Transcontinental Railroad* is a remarkable
story of greed, innovation and gritty determination. It reveals both why
the railroad was built and how it would shape the nation, while shedding
light on the politics and culture of mid-nineteenth century America. On
May 10, 1869, at Promontory Summit, Utah, a boisterous crowd gathered to
witness the completion of one of the greatest engineering feats of the
19^th^ century: the building of the transcontinental railroad. The
electrifying moment---the realization of a dream first pursued by a
farsighted and determined engineer decades earlier---marked the
culmination of six years of grueling work. The story is peopled by the
ingenious entrepreneurs whose unscrupulous deals financed the line, the
brilliant engineers who charted the railroad's course and overcame the
geological obstacles in its way, the armies of workers who labored
relentlessly on the enterprise, and the Native Americans whose lives
were destroyed in its wake.

## Transcontinental Railroad, DVD/120 minutes: \$24.95

![](media/image28.jpeg){width="2.441666666666667in"
height="3.4305555555555554in"}

> *Ridin' the Rails* is a nostalgic look at the history of the American
> railroad as told in story and song by legendary Johnny Cash.

## Ridin' the Rails narrated by Johnny Cash, DVD/52 minutes: \$19.95

# Posters and Postcards

![](media/image29.jpeg){width="5.0in" height="3.6173611111111112in"}

**Champagne Photograph** by A.J. Russell\
Photo Source: Courtesy of the Oakland Museum. In the event that united a
continent, East and West shake hands at the laying of the last rail at
Promontory, Utah, May 10, 1869.

## Champagne Photo, Poster 17 x 22 - \$3.00 / Large Postcard - .75 / Small Postcard - .35

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height="3.7319444444444443in"}

This is a copy of the original poster that\
announced the Railroad from Atlantic\
to the Pacific; now open and running\
May 10, 1869

## The Great Event, Large Poster 15 x 36 - \$5.00

![](media/image31.jpeg){width="6.490972222222222in"
height="2.5805555555555557in"}

The Union Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroads met at Promontory
Summit in Utah Territory on May 10, 1869 for the completion of the first
transcontinental railroad.\
The National Park Service's replicas of the original Jupiter and No.
119\
commemorate this event.\
Photograph by Phil Gammel

##  Central Pacific and Union Pacific, Poster 12 x 36 - \$5.00 / Panoramic Postcard - .50 

# Memorabilia

![](media/image32.jpeg){width="4.739583333333333in" height="0.90625in"}

## Replica Golden Spike, Nickel and Brass, 22 Karat Gold-Plated - \$36.00

![](media/image33.jpeg){width="3.584722222222222in"
height="1.2048611111111112in"}

## American 4-4-0 & Tender. The Central Pacific Locomotive \"Jupiter\" HO Scale 7.5 inch x 2 inch - \$75.00

![](media/image34.jpeg){width="3.895138888888889in"
height="1.3152777777777778in"}

## American 4-4-0 & Tender. The Union Pacific Locomotive \"119\" HO Scale 7.5 inch x 2 inch - \$75.00 

![](media/image35.jpeg){width="1.882638888888889in"
height="3.183333333333333in"}

**WNPA Golden Spike Logo**

## Logo Magnets - \$2.95

## Logo Patches - \$2.95

## Logo Pins - \$3.95

## Logo Tote Bags - \$12.95

## Logo T-shirts: Adult S-3XL - \$14.95-\$18.95

## Logo Child 2-4, 6-8 & 8-10 - \$12.95

## Logo Decal \$1.95

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height="2.9895833333333335in"}

**Small Locomotive Spikes**

**2 1/2\" long**

## Locomotive Spike Small Goldtone - \$7.50

## Locomotive Spike Small Silvertone - \$5.50

## ![](media/image37.jpeg){width="4.166666666666667in" height="1.3541666666666667in"}

## Locomotive Magnet \$2.00

**5\" x 1 1/2\"**

![](media/image38.jpeg){width="2.75in" height="1.5833333333333333in"}

## Miniature Spike Pin - \$3.95

![](media/image39.jpeg){width="4.166666666666667in"
height="4.427083333333333in"}

## Watch FOBs with leather straps - \$4.00 each

## ![](media/image40.jpeg){width="2.1277777777777778in" height="2.875in"}

## 

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## 37 Star Flag - \$2.50

**includes an information card**

**4\" x  6\"**

![](media/image41.jpeg){width="3.407638888888889in"
height="3.5729166666666665in"}

**U.S. Geological Survey Benchmark**

 

## U.S. Geological Survey Paperweight - \$34.00

## U.S. Geological Survey Pin - \$8.95

![](media/image42.jpeg){width="1.40625in"
height="1.9895833333333333in"}These three coins are replicas of ones
Golden Spike National Historic Site holds in its museum collection. They
were found in the Chinese section of Terrace, Utah, a stop on the
original Transcontinental route. Coins like these were often carried for
*good luck.*

## Three Chinese Coins - \$8.50

![](media/image43.jpeg){width="1.5208333333333333in"
height="1.9583333333333333in"}

Hanslin Quartz pocket watch with steam train image in relief on cover.
Runs on battery.

## Railroad Pocket Watch - \$16.95

*(Not currently available.)*

![](media/image44.jpeg){width="3.21875in" height="1.804861111111111in"}

When the "Golden Spike" was cast in 1869 by David Hewes, the extra gold
from the casting formed a golden nugget or "sprue" on the pointed end of
the spike. The sprue was removed and made into seven tiny spike watch
charms as mementos of this historic event. This is a reproduction of
those charms.

## Golden Spike Charm - \$15.00

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By 1860, there were 30,626 miles of railroad in the United States---more
than three times the mileage than existed just 10 years before.

Theft was rampant and the losses in dollars of freight, parcels and
luggage were overwhelming to the railroad companies. Left to protect
themselves, they contracted railroad policemen. Two of the most famous
Special Agents hired to protect the railroads were Bat Masterson and
Allen Pinkerton.

## Union Pacific Railroad Police Badge - \$9.50 

## 

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height="2.9583333333333335in"}

In *The Great Railroad Game* players start at Grand Central Terminal in
New York and follow the tracks to San Francisco in order to deliver and
collect commodities. Players are challenged by collisions, smashups and
other difficulties

## The Great Railroad Game ‑\$9.95

![](media/image47.jpeg){width="4.0in" height="1.0in"}**Large Locomotive
Spike**

Pewter reproductions of Jupiter and No. 119 locomotives sit atop a
full-size spike

## Full-size spike with locomotives - \$18.95

**Index**

[Books 2](#books)

[Empire Express, Paperback, 797 pages, 63 photos: \$20.00
2](#empire-express-paperback-797-pages-63-photos-20.00)

[Nothing Like it in the World, Paperback, 431 pages, 60 photos: \$17.00
2](#nothing-like-it-in-the-world-paperback-431-pages-60-photos-17.00)

[Rebirth of the Jupiter and No. 119, Paperback, 48 pages, 43 photos:
\$2.95
3](#rebirth-of-the-jupiter-and-no.-119-paperback-48-pages-43-photos-1.75)

[The Last Spike is Driven, Paperback, 12 pages, 11 photos: \$2.00
3](#the-last-spike-is-driven-paperback-12-pages-11-photos-1.00)

[Rails East to Promontory, Paperback, 134 pages, 110 photos: \$15.95
4](#rails-east-to-promontory-paperback-134-pages-110-photos-15.95)

[Golden Spike, Paperback, 14 pages, 19 photos: \$3.95
4](#golden-spike-paperback-14-pages-19-photos-3.95)

[Men to Match My Mountains, Paperback, 562 pages: \$17.95
5](#men-to-match-my-mountains-paperback-562-pages-17.95)

[Hear That Train Whistle Blow! Paperback, 157 pages, numerous
illustrations & photos: \$8.95
5](#hear-that-train-whistle-blow-paperback-157-pages-numerous-illustrations-photos-8.95)

[The Great Book of Trains, Hardback, 414 pages, with numerous
illustrations & photos: \$24.98
5](#the-great-book-of-trains-hardback-414-pages-with-numerous-illustrations-photos-24.98)

[American Locomotives, Paperback, 129 pages, loads of photos: \$15.95
6](#american-locomotives-paperback-129-pages-loads-of-photos-15.95)

[Tourist Trains Guidebook, Paperback, 277 pages, with numerous photos:
\$18.95
6](#tourist-trains-guidebook-paperback-277-pages-with-numerous-photos-18.95)

[Children's Books 7](#childrens-books)

[Seasons of the Trail, Hardback, 92 pages, with illustrations: \$14.95
7](#seasons-of-the-trail-hardback-92-pages-with-illustrations-14.95)

[Life in the Old West: The Railroad, Paperback, 8.5 x 11, 32 pages, 46
photos & illustrations: \$7.95
7](#life-in-the-old-west-the-railroad-paperback-8.5-x-11-32-pages-46-photos-illustrations-7.95)

[Railroad Fever, Hardback, 40 pages, with illustrations &
photos: \$12.95
7](#railroad-fever-hardback-40-pages-with-illustrations-photos-12.95)

[Death of the Iron Horse, Ages 5-8, Paperback, 7.5 x 10, 32 pages,
illustrations on every page: \$6.99
8](#death-of-the-iron-horse-ages-5-8-paperback-7.5-x-10-32-pages-illustrations-on-every-page-7.99)

[Dragon's Gate, Ages 12+, Paperback, 331 pages: \$6.99
8](#dragons-gate-ages-12-paperback-331-pages-6.99)

[The Transcontinental Railroad: Using Proportions to Solve Problems,
Paperback, 32 pages, with numerous illustrations: \$9.78
9](#the-transcontinental-railroad-using-proportions-to-solve-problems-paperback-32-pages-with-numerous-illustrations-8.50)

[Ten Mile Day, Paperback, 38 pages, with illustrations: \$8.95
9](#ten-mile-day-paperback-38-pages-with-illustrations-8.95)

[Local Books 10](#local-books)

[The Gathering of Zion, Paperback, 331 pages, 32 illustrations: \$16.95
10](#the-gathering-of-zion-paperback-331-pages-32-illustrations-16.95)

[Tale of the Lucin, Paperback, 158 pages, 140 photos: \$16.95
10](#tale-of-the-lucin-paperback-158-pages-140-photos-16.95)

[DVDs 11](#dvds)

[Ogden: Junction City of the West, DVD/Color/BW 90 minutes: \$20.00
11](#ogden-junction-city-of-the-west-dvdcolorbw-90-minutes-20.00)

[Golden Spike, DVD/20 minutes: \$16.95
11](#golden-spike-dvd20-minutes-16.95)

[The Railroads that Tamed the West, DVD/50 minutes: \$26.95
12](#the-railroads-that-tamed-the-west-dvd50-minutes-26.95)

[Transcontinental Railroad, DVD/120 minutes: \$24.95
12](#transcontinental-railroad-dvd120-minutes-24.95)

[Ridin' the Rails narrated by Johnny Cash, DVD/52 minutes: \$19.95
13](#ridin-the-rails-narrated-by-johnny-cash-dvd52-minutes-19.95)

[Posters and Postcards 14](#posters-and-postcards)

[Champagne Photo, Poster 17 x 22 - \$3.00 / Large Postcard - .75 / Small
Postcard - .35
14](#champagne-photo-poster-17-x-22---3.00-large-postcard---.75-small-postcard---.35)

[The Great Event, Large Poster 15 x 36 - \$5.00
14](#the-great-event-large-poster-15-x-36---5.00)

[Central Pacific and Union Pacific, Poster 12 x 36 - \$5.00 / Panoramic
Postcard - .50
15](#central-pacific-and-union-pacific-poster-12-x-36---5.00-panoramic-postcard---.50)

[Memorabilia 16](#memorabilia)

[Replica Golden Spike, Nickel and Brass, 22 Karat Gold-Plated - \$36.00
16](#replica-golden-spike-nickel-and-brass-22-karat-gold-plated---36.00)

[American 4-4-0 & Tender. The Central Pacific Locomotive \"Jupiter\" HO
Scale 7.5 inch x 2 inch - \$75.00
16](#american-4-4-0-tender.-the-central-pacific-locomotive-jupiter-ho-scale-7.5-inch-x-2-inch---75.00)

[American 4-4-0 & Tender. The Union Pacific Locomotive \"119\" HO Scale
7.5 inch x 2 inch - \$75.00
16](#american-4-4-0-tender.-the-union-pacific-locomotive-119-ho-scale-7.5-inch-x-2-inch---75.00)

[Logo Magnets - \$2.95 17](#logo-magnets---2.95)

[Logo Patches - \$2.95 17](#logo-patches---2.95)

[Logo Pins - \$3.95 17](#logo-pins---3.95)

[Logo Tote Bags - \$12.95 17](#logo-tote-bags---12.95)

[Logo T-shirts: Adult S-3XL - \$14.95-\$18.95
17](#logo-t-shirts-adult-s-3xl---14.95-18.95)

[Logo Child 2-4, 6-8 & 8-10 - \$12.95
17](#logo-child-2-4-6-8-8-10---12.95)

[Locomotive Spike Small Goldtone - \$7.00
17](#locomotive-spike-small-goldtone---7.50)

[Locomotive Spike Small Silvertone - \$5.00
17](#locomotive-spike-small-silvertone---5.50)

[Locomotive Magnet \$2.00 17](#locomotive-magnet-2.00)

[Miniature Spike Pin - \$3.95 18](#miniature-spike-pin---3.95)

[Watch FOBs with leather straps - \$4.00 each
18](#watch-fobs-with-leather-straps---4.00-each)

[37 Star Flag - \$2.50 19](#star-flag---2.50)

[U.S. Geological Survey Paperweight - \$34.00
19](#u.s.-geological-survey-paperweight---34.00)

[U.S. Geological Survey Pin - \$8.95
19](#u.s.-geological-survey-pin---8.95)

[Three Chinese Coins - \$8.50 20](#three-chinese-coins---8.50)

[Railroad Pocket Watch - \$16.95 20](#railroad-pocket-watch---16.95)

[Golden Spike Charm - \$15.00 20](#golden-spike-charm---15.00)

[Union Pacific Railroad Police Badge - \$9.00
20](#union-pacific-railroad-police-badge---9.50)

[The Great Railroad Game ‑\$9.95 21](#the-great-railroad-game-9.95)

[Full-size spike with locomotives - \$18.95
21](#full-size-spike-with-locomotives---18.95)

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**Members receive:**

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