Golden Spike

[JoAnn]

what 3 words were engraved on the top of the golden spike used to honor the completion of the union-pacific railroad?

[SKCOLL]

Kilroy Was Here. Probably the first ever use of the phrase.

[PM]

'to an end'

[Philtaz]

The words were: I'm absolutely KNACKERED! Doubtless you're an American so I'll explain that knackered means tired, or as you might say "plum tuckered out".

[jessica1929]

It is not "to an end". If you have the answer to number 82 I would be happy to trade with you. I can send you a link to verify the answer. [Email address removed as per site policy. - AB Editor]

[halfgryphon]

"The Pacific Railroad" ground broken Jany. 8th 1863, and completed may 8th 1869"

[augie28269]

hint none of the above are right

[Nemesis474]

Kiss My Grits

[MrIxolite]

This Way Up

[Thomas]

We are DONE....

[OutwitWest]

Augie, are you sure none of them were right because i have "the pacific railroad" as my answer too

[chriz]

i also have the pacific railroad as my answer

[awoolley3]

pacific railroad is on the side not on the top

[toughride]

get er done

[ficklegirl]

The answer is "The Last Spike".

[velvet1991]

Thanks Ficklegirl. You are the only one trying to help. The answer is "the last spike"

[toughride]

Onward christian warriors.

[buddyspop]

The Last Spike was engraved on this spike at the meeting place at Promontory Point. Verified.

[demouse]

Hey, finally a correct answer in this place...yeah for fickle & velvet & buddy!!!