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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.

Photo	Title	Description
	Judy MacMahon 90 North 100 East about 1979	Judy MacMahon helping a couple of young patrons at the service desk. Judy was the fifth director of the Logan Library. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 423 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History
	Judy MacMahon about 2011	Judy MacMahon was the fifth director of the Logan Library. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 392 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History
	Judy MacMahon 90 North 100 East about 1978	Judy MacMahon was the fifth director of the Logan Library. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 398 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History
	Judy MacMahon 90 North 100 East about 1975	Judy was the fifth director of the Logan Library. Click here for more information. Picture ID: 429 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History
	Julia Blair Logan, Utah about 1900	Julia "June" Blair, daughter of Jedediah M. & Julia S. (Balliff) Blair, was born October 24, 1880 in Logan, Utah. She married David Athay, and died in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1963. Picture ID: 598 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street 1973	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 202 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973)
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street 1978	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 14 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street about 1980	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 12 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street about 1970	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 65L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street about 1980	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 13 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Julia Budge Nibley House 301 West Center Street 1998	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 501 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Katrinka (Balliff) Caine and son Lawrence Logan, Utah about 1888	Katrinka Caroline (Balliff) Caine (1855-1937) and her son Lawrence Balliff Caine (1886-1963). Picture ID: 604 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Keith O'Brien Store 29 South Main Street about 1976	This building was originally built by George W. Thatcher in 1914 and held Shamhart and Christensen's, a woman's department store. It is currently The Book Table. Picture ID: 229 Source: Community Development Photo Collection
	L.D. Schreiber Cheese Company 885 North 600 West 1973	Picture ID: 181 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973)
	LDS Hospital 303 East 200 North about 1970	The hospital was named the William Budge Memorial Hospital by two of his sons in honor of their father. It was also known as the Utah-Idaho Hospital. In 1948 the hospital was purchased by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1980 the hospital closed and patients were moved to the newly completed Logan Regional Hospital at 500 East and 1400 North. Picture ID: 652 Source: Darrin Smith Photo Collection
	LDS Sixth Ward Building 395 South Main Street about 1980	This building was constructed in 1917 as a home for the Logan Sixth Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. The building was sold in the late 1970's and has housed the Maranatha Baptist Church and other religious congregations since that time who have remodeled the gable design and painted the brick exterior. Picture ID: 37 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Leonora & Martha Blair Utah about 1880	(Left) Leonora "Nora" Blair and (Right) Martha "Mattie" Jane Blair, both daughters of Seth M. & Sarah Jane (Foster) Blair. Leonora was born December 22, 1860 in Logan, Utah. She married James T. Hammond in 1884, and died in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1918. Martha was born August 9, 1856 in Salt Lake City, Utah, married Edward Hanson in 1881, and died in Logan, Utah in 1948. Picture ID: 563 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Leonora (Blair) Hammond Logan, Utah about 1885	Leonora "Nora" Blair, daughter of Seth M. & Sarah J. (Foster) Blair, was born December 22, 1860 in Logan. In 1884 she married James T. Hammond. She lived most of her life in Logan but died in 1918 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Picture ID: 555 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Leonora (Blair) Hammond Utah about 1900	Leonora "Nora" Blair, daughter of Seth M. & Sarah J. (Foster) Blair, was born December 22, 1860 in Logan. In 1884 she married James T. Hammond. She lived most of her life in Logan but died in 1918 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Picture ID: 565 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Leonora, James, Jr., and Wendell Hammond Logan, Utah about 1889	Leonora "Nora" Blair, daughter of Seth M. & Sarah J. (Foster) Blair, pictured with sons James Thaddeus Hammond, Jr. (1886-1954) and Wendell Blair Hammond (1888-1981). Picture ID: 612 Source: Whit Young Collection