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Union Pacific Railroad Company

 Organization

Biography

The Union Pacific Railroad Company was established in 1862. It later merged with the Kansas Pacific Railway Company and the Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Company to form the Union Pacific Railway Company.

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

Engineering survey report

 File — Folder 1: [Barcode: 31197230236918]
Identifier: MSS SC 280
Scope and Contents

Handwritten report which relates to the engineering problems concerning the Union Pacific Railroad construction in Utah and the work completed in laying railway lines immediately east of Salt Lake City, Utah during 1867.

Dates: 1868
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Engineering survey report

Union Pacific Railroad Company Utah and Wyoming surveys

 Collection — Box 1: [Barcode: 31197227645808]
Identifier: MSS 4181
Scope and Contents

Utah and Wyoming surveys, 1865-1868 contains five land surveys used by the Union Pacific Railroad. Two surveys relate to Echo and Weber Canyons in Utah; three surveys relate to Camp Walbach and Crow Creek in Wyoming.

Dates: 1865-1868
Found in: L. Tom Perry Special Collections / Union Pacific Railroad Company Utah and Wyoming surveys

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  • Subject: Land surveys X

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Business, Industry, Labor, and Commerce 1
Crow Creek (Wyo. and Colo.) 1
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Echo (Utah) 1
Pacific railroads -- Explorations and surveys 1
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Railroads 1
Railroads -- Design and construction 1
Railroads -- Utah 1
Railroads -- Utah -- Echo Canyon 1
Railroads -- Utah -- Weber Canyon 1
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