The John M. Browning Firearms Museum in Ogden’s Union Station shows about 110 of Browning’s original guns and prototypes, a designated engineering landmark.
Don’t miss
- Single-shot rifle from Browning’s first patent (Winchester Model 1885)
- 1899 automatic shotgun prototype, Browning’s favorite design
- Colt .45 automatic pistol
- Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR)
- .30- and .50-caliber machine guns
Our visit
The John M. Browning Firearms Museum at Ogden’s Union Station holds Browning’s original prototypes and production models, the best place anywhere to see how one man changed firearms design. The tour stopped here in 2010, and the photos below are from that visit.
Timeline
- 1978 Museum opens in Union Station
Plan your visit
- Admission also includes the Utah State Railroad Museum and Browning-Kimball Classic Car Museum in the same station
- Union Station is city-owned and slated for redevelopment, so confirm hours before a trip
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Nearby on the guide
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