Railroad Tie Cutting in the High Uintas: Part I @utahshpo
Railroad Tie Cutting in the High Uintas: Part I @utahshpo
Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
State Historic Preservation Officer Chris Merritt guides you deep into the High Uinta Mountains in this video presentation. This is the first of three parts talking about his reserach into the intrepid souls who cut tie hacks for the railroads.
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Railroad Tie Cutting in the High Uintas: Part I

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