OGDEN, Utah — When you think of a historic train station, you picture bustle, energy, and a nation moving at the pace of the clock.

But at Ogden's Historic Union Station, some passengers may have never reached the end of the line — or, at least, they haven't stopped trying to punch their ticket out.

We ventured to the iconic Utah landmark for a spine-tingling investigation, only to discover that for many spirits, this famed crossroads wasn't a destination—it was an unexpected, and permanent, eternity.

A Crossroads with a Casualty Count

Opened in 1924, the station was key to cementing Ogden as a major Western hub. Museum Administrator Hope Eggett explained just how central the location was, not just to Utah, but to the entire country.

"Crosswords of the West was very literal for us her

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