Logan History - Historic Photo Collection
This is a free resource of historical photographs that depict the history of Logan City and Cache Valley. If you use these photographs, please credit the Logan Library. Send us an email if you would like to comment on the collection. Submit your photo to be included in the collection.
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Corner of Center and Main Center and Main about 1880 |
Early view of Main Street looking north from Center. Picture ID: 322 Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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Countrywide Home Loans 33 North Main 2008 |
Built in 1884 by Oliver Ormsby and Benjamin F. Riter, it is one of the oldest buildings on Main Street. It was known as Pioneer Drug and was the first store of its kind in the valley. After the partnership dissolved in 1891, it became known as Riter Brothers Drug. Picture ID: 1063 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Courthouse and County Office Building 179-199 North Main 2008 |
Restoration was completed in 2006 on the Cache County Courthouse built in 1883. The new county office building was built next to it on Main Street. Picture ID: 895 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Curtis L. Miner |
Twenty-third mayor of Logan, Utah. This is a photograph taken from a collection of former mayor photographs which is hanging in Logan City Hall. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 457 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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Cyrus J. Jones House 280 West Center 2008 |
This house was built in 1896 by Cyrus J. Jones. Picture ID: 806 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Cyrus J. Jones House 280 West Center 2004 |
This house was built in 1896 by Cyrus J. Jones. Picture ID: 29 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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D.C. Budge House 69 East 100 North about 1976 |
This house was built around 1904 by Doctor D.C. Budge. Budge was one of the first medical doctors in Logan. He was responsible for the first hospital in Logan. Picture ID: 244 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Dahlia Exhibit 90 North 100 East September 24, 1932 |
Dahlia exhibit by James H. Linford with a background of chrysanthemums, flowered sunflowers, and a border of tagetes. This exhibit was part of an activity in the library by the Logan Flower Garden Club. Picture ID: 380 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History |
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Dansante Building 59 South 100 West 2008 |
The Utah Festival Opera Company renovated the Dansante building in 1997. The company, under the direction of Michael Ballam, presents grand opera, light operettas, and musicals in repertory. The scenery and costumes are spectacular and the performances are brilliant. Picture ID: 1121 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Dansante Building 59 South 100 West 2008 |
The building known as the Auditorium was constructed c1909. It was a roller skating rink and then the famous Dansante Dance Hall. It housed Mode 'O Day clothing manufacturing company and then was empty for several years. In 1997 it was remodeled for use by the Utah Festival Opera Company. Picture ID: 1120 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Dansante Building 59 South 100 West 2008 |
The Utah Festival Opera Company renovated the Dansante building in 1997. The company, under the direction of Michael Ballam, presents grand opera, light operettas, and musicals in repertory. The scenery and costumes are spectacular and the performances are brilliant. Picture ID: 1287 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Dansante Building Entrance 59 South 100 West 2008 |
The Utah Festival Opera Company kept the Dansante name on the building when they totally remodeled it. Picture ID: 1117 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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Darla D. Clark |
Thirty-fourth mayor of Logan, Utah. This is a photograph taken from a collection of former mayor photographs which is hanging in Logan City Hall. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 468 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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David & Ella (Holmgren) Nicholes House 801 North 200 East about 1939 |
Ella, wife of David Nicholes, was the daughter of John P. Holmgren who was a local painter and designer. Both he and Ella had come from Sweden in 1914. At this time the property was a small farm with sheep and horses and a large garden. This photo is part of the Holmgren Collection Picture ID: 219 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection |
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David C. Budge House 69 East 100 North 2008 |
Dr. David C. Budge opened his offices in 1900 in Logan. He was a horse and buggy doctor who started a Budge family tradition of medicinal healers in Logan. Picture ID: 811 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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David Eccles House 250 West Center 2008 |
The house of David Eccles built in 1907 is on the National Register. It represents a unique part of the Mormon polygamy story as it was the home of Mr. Eccles' second family. Picture ID: 1361 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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David Eccles House 250 West Center 1973 |
This home was built in 1907. It was built as the residence of the second wife of David Eccles, Ellen Stoddard. Early in the twentieth century, Utah State University acquired downtown houses for use by its students, and the David Eccles home became a dorm for upper-class women in 1946. In 1956 it became Kerr Hall, a dorm for forty-five male students. It is currently owned by S.E. Needham, III, known for his various business interests throughout Logan. Picture ID: 189 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973) |
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David Eccles House 250 West Center 2008 |
The house of David Eccles built in 1907 is on the National Register. It represents a unique part of the Mormon polygamy story as it was the home of Mr. Eccles' second family. Picture ID: 1027 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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David Eccles House 250 West Center about 1980 |
This home was built in 1907. It was built as the residence of the second wife of David Eccles, Ellen Stoddard. Early in the twentieth century, Utah State University acquired downtown houses for use by its students, and the David Eccles home became a dorm for upper-class women in 1946. In 1956 it became Kerr Hall, a dorm for forty-five male students. It is currently owned by S.E. Needham, III, known for his various business interests throughout Logan. Picture ID: 18 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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David Eccles House 250 West Center 2008 |
The house of David Eccles built in 1907 is on the National Register. It represents a unique part of the Mormon polygamy story as it was the home of Mr. Eccles' second family. Picture ID: 1029 Source: Patricia Record Collection |
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