What's up everybody, welcome back to another episode of the Lights Out podcast, I'm your host Josh, and today we're going to be diving into Utah's most haunted places.

From Shakespearean comic relief to 150 million year old trees, the paranormal is found its way into several nooks and crannies throughout Utah.

Although many spirits reside in historical theaters, hotels, and homes, certain curses have made their way to Utah's great outdoors, and over a thousand travelers regret disturbing the ancient geology of the land.

This episode we have a bunch of different places that are super diverse and bring different types of paranormal activity with them.

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And whenever he does, and so there's no hard feelings there, there's no drama or anything like that, it just was, again, he just wanted to go and pursue some other opportunities that he had.

So, you know, there's nothing more to that, but yeah, I'm not really sure what the future of Lights Out looks like right now.

Again, I've only got, I think, this episode, one more episode before I go on a paternity leave, and yeah, I just don't know how long it'll be until I come back.

So, just wanted to put that out there, but this episode of the podcast is brought to you by Raycon, every plate and hell of fresh.

And yes, I love to eat. But let's just go ahead and jump right into Utah's most haunted places, and we're going to start with our first haunted location in Utah, in a place where many have traveled through, and some have never left.

National Forests and Fresh Air surround the old city of Ogden.

This region has seen the early days of the first railroads in the Lollos Frontier, and before that the great salt lake, Fremont, Indigenous people around the land,

its human history spans centuries, and it was finally incorporated as a city in 1851.

Soon enough, early trains rolled into stations as people settled in the area, as a transcontinental railroad completed its tracks across the continent, Ogden welcomed visitors and settlers into Union Station.

For several decades, this was the junction for railroad travel into the Inter-Mountain West, and on March 8, 1869, the first train, steamed into the city.

Throughout the years, many different people from all over traveled to Ogden, and many of their stories remain untold.

But one man in particular, Frank Yenser, left his mark on the station forever, and his story is still told today nearly a hundred years later.

Today, the station at the end of 25th Street looked much different in the 1800s.

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