Lehi Junction Historical Marker Unveiling
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Join us for the Lehi Junction Historical Marker Unveiling.
Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026
11 a.m.
754 W. 2100 North, Lehi
Free and open to the public!
Did you know Lehi once had a bustling railroad community that helped connect northern Utah County to the booming Tintic Mining District?
In the early 1880s, the Utah Southern Railroad and Salt Lake & Western Railway converged northwest of town, giving birth to Lehi Junction. What began as a railroad crossroads soon became a thriving community with engine houses, a roundhouse, water tower, stores, brickyards and homes for railroad workers. Families settled nearby, and the community grew to include a school and church meetinghouse.
Today, little remains of this once-busy railroad center, but its history tells an important story of Lehi’s growth and prosperity.
Join the Lehi Historical Society as we unveil a new historical marker honoring Lehi Junction and the people who helped make it a vital part of our community’s history.
Bring your family, invite your neighbors and help us celebrate another chapter of Lehi’s remarkable past!
Saturday, Nov. 7, 2026
11 a.m.
754 W. 2100 North, Lehi
Free and open to the public!
Did you know Lehi once had a bustling railroad community that helped connect northern Utah County to the booming Tintic Mining District?
In the early 1880s, the Utah Southern Railroad and Salt Lake & Western Railway converged northwest of town, giving birth to Lehi Junction. What began as a railroad crossroads soon became a thriving community with engine houses, a roundhouse, water tower, stores, brickyards and homes for railroad workers. Families settled nearby, and the community grew to include a school and church meetinghouse.
Today, little remains of this once-busy railroad center, but its history tells an important story of Lehi’s growth and prosperity.
Join the Lehi Historical Society as we unveil a new historical marker honoring Lehi Junction and the people who helped make it a vital part of our community’s history.
Bring your family, invite your neighbors and help us celebrate another chapter of Lehi’s remarkable past!
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754 W 2100 N, Lehi, UT 84043-7697, United States
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Host or PublisherLehi Historical Society and Archives
