The Promontory Building is probably named for Promontory Point. “PROMONTORY POINT, Utah, was the site of the dramatic completion, on 10 May 1869, of the first transcontinental railroad, which linked the Union Pacific on the east and the Central Pacific on the west. A giant crowd gathered to witness the final ceremonies. Following prayers and brief but grandiloquent speeches, the president of the Central Pacific, Leland Stanford, using a silver sledgehammer, nervously drove the last spike, made of gold, into a polished California laurel tie. A Western Union telegraph apparatus was connected along with the spike, so that Stanford's final strokes were instantly heralded in all cities of the United States. Two locomotives, Jupiter and 119, crept forward until their noses touched, and a cheering crowd confirmed a single-word telegram: "Done."

MOST amazing cotton candy I've ever seen! And is it me, or is our Jacob getting braver about the rides? What a BLAST of a video! Keep having fun, Jacob!!!

Hey C.B., Thanks for taking me to another fun place with you! I think I may be onto THE HOT TUB MYSTERY ... After all the hours of tiring walking and getting bruised up by the violent rides, people see the hot tubs and think, " It sure would be nice to sit and soak in one of those when we get home!"

Love it. I'm from SL,UT. The bull riding was worth the whole video. Thanks.

Really old classic fair implying, from my POV, fun, sounds, smells, and old rides.

So much fun! Love the robot guy 🤖 btw the hot tub thing is at all fairs everywhere I think. I’m from Australia & there are always hot tub sellers at ‘The Show’ there, & I live in the UK now & there’s always hot tub stands at carnivals too. Kinda interesting 😊

Instead of a shower that one goat wanted a BAAAAth.

Another memorable reaction from the Carpetbagger courtesy of the Himalaya ride. That robot is also cool!

Love the fair series videos. Definitely recommend the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo in Feb/March.

I'm sure this job comes with its own unique set of challenges, but ever since I started watching this channel, it's been a dream of mine to take a roadtrip across the continental US and stop at anything that looks interesting along the way! If only it wasn't such an expensive dream 😅

You are getting really brave, riding all those rides.

Cool new vid carpetbagger! The robot seems like a dude you can have a cold one with.

Such a great video!🙌 I really appreciate that you show a little of everything and speak so kindly. I was thrilled by the animals and quilts!🌈🐦

Awww those wee piglets were absolutely adorable! 🤗 Also loved the bull ride and have always wanted to try it 😂 your lemonade and food looked gorgeous ❤️ thanks again Jacob and best wishes ☀️

Just a friendly FYI: they put the Titanic Lego in 3 chunks so you can see inside. The ship actually split in half (2 pieces, not 3) when it sank.

Super fun

I can’t believe you went on some of the scary rides Jacob! 👍🏻😁

i am loving the state fair videos there so fun, you are so brave for going on some of these rides, i wont go near carvinal rides that much anymore maybe a few but i'm picky now these days... loved the robot he was funny :) Also that cotton candy art, wow! its to pretty to eat it!

Great video here from your Utah State Fair adventures! Enjoyed the animals, rides and fair food! Cheers from Old Hwy 66!

We had a blast watching your video. Thank you for sharing the good time with us. I’m craving street corn now.