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Lehi Junction historical marker unveiling set for Saturday

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A close-up of a vintage brass rail spike embedded in weathered wood, symbolizing the historical railroad roots of Lehi Junction.
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Once a bustling railroad community filled with trains, businesses and families, the historic Lehi Junction has nearly disappeared from the landscape. On Saturday at 11 a.m., the Lehi Historical Society will unveil a new historical marker at 754 W. 2100 North to preserve the story of this once-thriving community and its important role in Lehi’s development.

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