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Western Stories: Railroads, Forts and the Search for Gold

By Randy Salars

Explore Western history through photographs, expedition accounts and the records of everyday work. Read complete stories with their historical source trails.

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History, legends, and timeless wisdom from the American frontier — resilience, grit, and self-reliance.

Western history leaves more than famous names behind. A ceremonial spike, a depot inspection and an expedition letter each offer a different way into the past. These stories bring the narrative and its sources together so you can follow the evidence for yourself.

Crowd gathered between two locomotives at Promontory Summit in 1869.
The meeting of the rails at Promontory Summit, Utah Territory, May 10, 1869. Photograph by Andrew J. Russell; National Archives, Bureau of Public Roads. Public domain. Image source.

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