Salt Lake City's RIO GRANDE Station was a central hub for people traveling east and west from 1910 until 1999. Built in fierce competition for rail passengers, no expense was spared at more than double the cost of the Union Pacific Depot built a year earlier, and less than a mile away. Jon Smith gets a unique view of this historic building revealed by Utah's recent earthquake and gets a look at efforts still underway to repair the damage.

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