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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.

Photo	Title	Description
	John P. Holmgren Unknown Location about 1935	Photo depicting John P. Holmgren painting a portrait of Joseph Smith. This photo is part of the Holmgren Collection Picture ID: 271 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection
	John P. Holmgren about 1935	John P. Holmgren was a 1914 Swedish immigrant to Cache Valley. He became a prominent painter and interior designer, helping to decorate the LDS Logan Temple and other significant buildings. He was born in 1871 in Sweden and died in Logan, Utah in 1947. This photo is part of the Holmgren Collection Picture ID: 216 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection
	John P. Holmgren and Daughter Ella 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: 220 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection
	John P. Holmgren Paint Work Unknown Location Unknown Date	Photo depicting some of the work of artist John P. Holmgren in an unknown religious building. This photo also depicts another artist believed to be Niels C. Nielsen. This photo is part of the Holmgren Collection Picture ID: 237 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection
	John P. Holmgren Paint Work Unknown Location Unknown Date	Photo depicting some of the work of artist John P. Holmgren in an unknown religious building. This photo is part of the Holmgren Collection Picture ID: 241 Source: Holmgren Photo Collection
	John R. Blanchard House 203 West Center Street 1998	This house was built in 1890 by John R. Blanchard. It became a hospital in 1903 and a boarding house for the New Jersey Academy in 1916. The Academy sold it, and fraternities and sororities at USU used it. Then it was vacant and fell into disrepair. After being remodeled into an apartment building, it was purchased by Chad and Pam Godfrey in 1977. They restored it into an elegant structure for which they received an Award of Merit for outstanding achievement by the Salt Lake Tribune in 1979. Picture ID: 496 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	John T. Caine III House 563 North 700 East about 1980	John T. Caine III graduated from the Utah Agricultural College in 1905. He later became the director of Animal Husbandry at the UAC . It is currently an apartment building for students attending Utah State University. Picture ID: 21 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	John T. Caine III House 563 North 700 East about 1976	John T. Caine III graduated from the Utah Agricultural College in 1905. He later became the director of Animal Husbandry at the UAC . It is currently an apartment building for students attending Utah State University. Picture ID: 256 Source: Community Development Photo Collection
	John T. Caine III House 563 North 700 East about 1976	John T. Caine III graduated from the Utah Agricultural College in 1905. He later became the director of Animal Husbandry at the UAC . It is currently an apartment building for students attending Utah State University. Picture ID: 255 Source: Community Development Photo Collection
	John W. Crawford House 181 West 100 South about 1976	This house was built in 1908 by John W. Crawford. Crawford was co-manager of Crawford Howell Men's Clothing Store. He was also an active LDS Church leader. Picture ID: 250 Source: Community Development Photo Collection
	Joseph F. Squires House 156 West 100 North 1998	The house was built in 1904 by Joseph F. Squires. Mr. Squires, the son of John F. Squires, crossed the plains by handcart in 1853. He served as assistant Post Master. The house is a two and one half story box style home with shingle style embellishments Picture ID: 491 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Joseph Howell House 114 North 200 West 1998	The home was built around 1900 by Joseph Howell. Mr. Howell was a United States Congressman from 1903 to 1917. He was a member of the board of trustees of Brigham Young College in Logan, and regent for the University of Utah 1896-1900. Mr. Howell was mayor of Wellsville City in the 1880's and Cache County's representative to the legislature in 1886-1892. Picture ID: 488 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Joseph W. Thatcher House 164 South 300 West about 1980	This home was built about 1862 by Joseph W. Thatcher. Picture ID: 9 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	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 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
	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 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
	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 1998	This house was built in 1915 for Charles Nibley and his wife, Julia Budge. Picture ID: 501 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