History
The inaugural FrontRunner train departed the station southbound at 11:30 am on 26 April 2008. Woods Cross was formerly the first FrontRunner station north of Salt Lake Central. However, at the same time that FrontRunner South opened on 10 December 2012, a new infill station (North Temple Bridge/Guadalupe) also opened for service just north of Salt Lake Central.
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