Visit This Infamously Haunted Train Depot In Utah If You Dare

It cost $750,000 to build, and was constructed just a few blocks away from the Union Pacific Depot.

..then welcomed the boys home at the end of those wars.

...apparently some spirits stayed behind.

While details vary depending on who you talk to, it's agreed that a woman wearing early 1900s dress is often seen in the women's restroom of the depot. She's wearing a large hat and long dress, both in dark purple. The woman is quite beautiful, but appears sad.

It's said that the woman and her fiance were at the train depot and got into an argument. In the heat of the fight, either the Purple Lady or her fiance threw her engagement ring onto the tracks. Sobbing and distraught, the woman went down onto the tracks to find the ring and was hit by an incoming train. She died instantly. Now she's seen in the restroom, as well as many other locations in the train depot.

Supposedly, the guard would hear footsteps on the mezzanine at around the same time every night. Each time, he would race up the stairs to face the perpetrator...only to find that no one was there. One night, he decided to hide on the mezzanine and wait to see who was playing pranks on him. He heard the footsteps approach him, but didn't see anyone. Then, he felt someone brush up against him..and the footsteps faded away as if the person had walked away.