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Memories of the T&P

Memories of the T&P

Dedicated to preserving the memory of the Texas & Pacific, wherever it still exists...

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I created this site as a tribute to the Texas & Pacific Railway - thanks for stopping by! If you or a loved one worked for the "Red Diamond Route," I'd love to hear from you, and I'd be honored to have you share your "T&P Memories" with our visitors. You can e-mail me here. Again, thanks for visiting. Long live the T&P!

 

Not exactly T&P, but...

Have you seen the new Utah state quarter? For the first time in US history, the mint has put a train on a circulating coin. (Yes, I know that's hard to believe. Canada has featured a steam locomotive on some of its coins, but this is the first train on a US coin.)

The coin depicts the driving of the Golden Spike and the completion of the first trancontiental railroad, which of course, happened at Promontory Point, Utah, in 1869. The coin's design is reminiscent of the famous photograph of the two engines from the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific facing each other.

If you would like to learn more about Utah's coin, or download some educational materials suitable for classroom use, visit the website of the Utah Arts Council.


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These pages were last updated February 18, 2008.
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