Located in the historic Ogden Union Station

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OGDEN UNION STATION

Welcome to Ogden Union Station. We invite you to visit our fine museums and enjoy a slice of Ogden history.

As crossroads of the West thousands of people have followed the trails and rails through Ogden. Native Americans and mountain men on foot or with horses and pack trains, followed by immigrant wagons headed out west for a new life and finally by trains and automobiles.

As evidenced by this historic train station, Ogden railroad heritage runs deep. Fittingly, the Station is the home of the Utah State Railroad Museum. Visit many interesting displays that bring that history to life. Explore the Eccles Rail Center at the south end of the building. Many pieces of rail equipment, once used to move passengers and freight across America, are on display.

John M. Browning, the worldԳ greatest inventor of firearms was born in Ogden in 1855. From sporting arms to military, the John M. Browning Firearms Museum features many of his early design prototypes and subsequent production models.

Showcased in the Browning Kimball Car Museum are beautifully restored examples of cars from the classic era of car making, from 1901 to 1932. This museum is a must see.

Ancient fossils of early life on earth and displays of nature and mineral handiwork can be seen in the Natural History Museum. A topographical map of the Great Salt Lake and the surrounding terrain introduces the visitor to this unique American Dead Sea.

The Station is home to two fine-arts galleries. Gallery at the Station, located just north of Union Grill, changes exhibits monthly. This beautiful sales gallery features talented artists from Northern Utah communities. The Myra Powell Gallery, located upstairs, is home to the Station permanent collection which includes many of the finest examples of railroad art in the country, all original works by Gil Bennett.

Gifts at the Station offers the visitor souvenirs, unusual gifts and Ogden memorabilia as well as tickets to the museums. The entire museum complex can be visited by purchasing one ticket per individual. (There is no charge for the galleries or the Rail Center. Ask your server for a discount voucher and visit all the Museums at the Station.