Cedar City inviting 'All aboooaaarrd!' for centennial railroad celebration

In commemoration of 100 years since the railroad first came to Cedar City, city officials and the historic preservation commission have planned a weeklong celebration of activities starting on Monday.

In commemoration of 100 years since the railroad first came to Cedar City, city officials and the historic preservation commission have planned a weeklong celebration of activities starting on Monday. (St. George News)


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CEDAR CITY — In commemoration of 100 years since the railroad first came to Cedar City, city officials and the historic preservation commission have planned a weeklong celebration of activities starting on Monday.

One of the main highlights will take place at the end of the week, at 5 p.m. Saturday, June 24, in Cedar City's Main Street Park, where then-President Warren G. Harding had proclaimed the opening of the new railroad near that very spot almost exactly one century earlier, on June 27, 1923, a little over one month before Harding's sudden death at age 57.

"We're going to do a re-enactment of the speech that President Warren G. Harding gave to the citizens of Cedar City and Iron County when he returned from Zion, having been there for his day visit with his entourage of 70 people," Cedar City Councilman Scott Phillips said during the Iron County Commission's regular meeting on Monday.

Phillips said actors will portray Harding and First Lady Florence Harding, along with other dignitaries and the Pinkerton detectives who served as bodyguards.

Read the entire story at St. George News.

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