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.
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Logan's Main Street at Night 200 North Main about 1960 |
Picture ID: 71 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Lorenzo Hansen House 33 South 100 West about 1980 |
This house was built in 1907 by Lorenzo Hansen, mayor of Logan from 1902 to 1904. He was the founder of the Cache Valley Condensed Milk Company. He was instrumental in establishing the Budge Hospital and the first municipal power plant in Logan. Picture ID: 24 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Low Cost Drug Store 101 North Main about 1970 |
In 1900 Mrs. M.E. Hanks rented the upper part of the Thomas Building and created a boarding house that became known as Hanks Hotel. It had a connecting crosswalk over the alleyway. The building has had many businesses but when it was remodeled for the Low Cost Drug store, its whole appearance changed. In 1984 the building was again remodeled by Cache Valley Bank. Picture ID: 56 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street Center and Main about 1972 |
This image includes a number of businesses: The Bluebird Restaurant, Baugh Jewelry, and others. Picture ID: 259 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street - Center to 100 North Center and Main about 1919 |
Picture ID: 105 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street - Corner of Center and Main Center and Main Streets about 1908 |
Budge Block and view of Main Street looking north. The picture includes Riter Brothers Drug Store, J.R. Edwards Saloon, the Eagle Hotel, and Cardon's Furniture. Picture ID: 15L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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Main Street - South from 100 South 100 South Main about 1919 |
A view of South Main, including the Utah Idaho Center Rail Road Station, Logan Mattress Company, and the Cache Valley Commission Company. Picture ID: 100 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street - South View 120 North Main - Southward about 1980 |
Main Street at the corner of first north looking southward. Walker Bank is currently Zion's Bank. Picture ID: 55 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street Building 170-176 North Main about 1980 |
The Cache Valley General Hospital was located on the upper floor of 170-176 North Main Street and was used from 1917 until the hospital on First East was built in 1928. This building also housed the Fonnesbeck Knitting Works and, currently, the Bear River Association of Governments. Picture ID: 52 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street Businesses 117 and 129 North Main about 1970 |
Picture ID: 57 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Main Street in Winter 100 North Main Street about 1936 |
Main Street in Logan after a severe snow storm. J.C. Penney store is on the west side of the street next to the Collegiate School of Beauty and City Drug Company. Picture ID: 14L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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Main Street Sidewalk Between Center and 100 North Main about 1930 |
A scene on Logan's main street shopping district for a pedestrian. Businesses include Dr. Paulson's Dentist Office, S.E. Needham Jewelers, Morrell's, Dr. Thatcher's Dentist Office, the Eagle Hotel, and others. Picture ID: 16L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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Marindale Avenue Marindale Avenue about 1980 |
Marindale Avenue was the first subdivision in Logan. Picture ID: 27 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Marriner S. Eccles House 308 West Center Street 1978 |
The house was built between 1913 and 1914 by Marriner Eccles. Mr. Eccles was a prominent Logan business man, excelling in the banking and sugar industries. In 1934 he was appointed Governor of the Federal Reserve Board by President F.D. Roosevelt. The Federal Reserve Building in Washington D.C. the Eccles Building, was named in his honor. Picture ID: 5 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Merlin Olsen Central Park 1978 |
Picture ID: 77 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Miller's Northern Utah Glass and Other Businesses 549-559 North Main Street about 1976 |
This photo includes State Farm Insurance Company, Miller's Northern Utah Glass, and Magic Mill Center. Picture ID: 257 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Moses Thatcher House 62 South Main perhaps 1890 |
Moses Thatcher was a Logan City Alderman for mayor William B. Preston from 1870 to 1880. He was called to be an Apostle in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in April 1879 until his death in 1909. He is buried in the Logan Cemetery. Picture ID: 41L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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Moses Thatcher, Jr. House 95 South 100 West about 1980 |
This house was built in 1893 by Moses Thatcher, Jr. Mr. Thatcher was active in local government as a long time Cache County commissioner. Leora Thatcher, Utah actress whose career has included motion pictures, radio, television, and Broadway Theater, was born in this house. Picture ID: 2 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Moses Thatcher, Jr. House 95 South 100 West about 1976 |
This house was built in 1893 by Moses Thatcher, Jr. Mr. Thatcher was active in local government as a long time Cache County commissioner. Leora Thatcher, Utah actress whose career has included motion pictures, radio, television, and Broadway Theater, was born in this house. Picture ID: 253 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Moses Thatcher, Jr. House 95 South 100 West about 1980 |
This house was built in 1893 by Moses Thatcher, Jr. Mr. Thatcher was active in local government as a long time Cache County commissioner. Leora Thatcher, Utah actress whose career has included motion pictures, radio, television, and Broadway Theater, was born in this house. Picture ID: 3 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
