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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Homecoming Parade Logan, Utah September 2005 |
Logan Library staff book cart drill team in the 2005 Homecoming Parade. Picture ID: 570 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History |
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Homecoming Parade Logan, Utah September 2005 |
Logan Library staff book cart drill team in the 2005 Homecoming Parade. Picture ID: 572 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History |
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Homecoming Parade Logan, Utah September 2005 |
Logan Library staff book cart drill team in the 2005 Homecoming Parade. Picture ID: 571 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Library History |
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Homes on 1200 South 80-86 West 1200 South January 1987 |
Looking southeastward to 1200 South. Homes pictured are left to right: Paul Barber, Harry Jensen, Nellie Tarbet and James Bradley. Les Schwab is there now. Donated by David R. Sandberg. Picture ID: 277 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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Hot Air Balloon 100 West 1200 South April 1979 |
Photo taken and donated by David R. Sandberg looking southward. Watkins Printing is located here now. Stan Spence would tether his hot air balloon to his truck and take people up. The photographer remembers on this particular day he started here and ended up just north of Hyrum, Utah. Picture ID: 282 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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Hyrum Reservour Hyrum, Utah about 1985 |
The dam creating Hyrum Reservour was completed in April 1935, by the United States Bureau of Reclamation. Today it's located in Hyrum State Park and is a popular location for fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, hiking, waterskiing, and swimming. Picture ID: 332 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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Hyrum Reservour Boaters Hyrum, Utah about 1985 |
The dam creating Hyrum Reservour was completed in April 1935, by the United States Bureau of Reclamation. Today it's located in Hyrum State Park and is a popular location for fishing, boating, camping, picnicking, hiking, waterskiing, and swimming. Picture ID: 333 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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Ice House 78 Federal Avenue about 1980 |
Ice was stored in barns and moved to the Ice House for short term storage. The ice was packed in sawdust until it was delivered. Picture ID: 303 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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Interior of Dick's Café 40 South Main about 1960 |
Established in the 1940's by Dick Lamb, Dick's Café remained in operation until 1976. Picture ID: 262 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Intermountain Indian School Brigham City, Utah about 1955 |
Intermountain Indian School was established in 1949 in Brigham City, inhabiting the Bushnell General Hospital buildings. The I.I.S. included 140 buildings on a 300 acre campus. 2200 Navajo Indians between the ages of 12 and 18 attended the school. Shown in the picture are some of the high school and auditorium. Picture ID: 591 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Isaac Davis Haines |
Seventh 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: 442 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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J. Randy Watts |
Thirty-sixth 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: 470 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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J.C. Penny Store and Others 50 North Main - Northward 1960 |
A number of main street businesses are seen in this photo: State Hardware, Rexall Drug, Cardon Jewelers, J.C. Penny, and others. Picture ID: 94 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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J.S. McCann England about 1911 |
J.S. McCann was of Preston, Idaho. This photo is included in a collection of early LDS mission photographs taken in England. They were found amongst other materials which were donated to the Logan Library as part of the Everton Collection. If you know something about the person pictured, please let us know. Picture ID: 359 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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J.S. McCann London, England 1912 |
J.S. McCann was of Preston, Idaho. This photo is included in a collection of early LDS mission photographs taken in England. They were found amongst other materials which were donated to the Logan Library as part of the Everton Collection. If you know something about the person pictured, please let us know. Picture ID: 358 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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James & James, Jr. Hammond Logan, Utah about 1906 |
James Thaddeus Hammond (1856-1942) and his son James Thaddeus Hammond, Jr. (1886-1954). Picture ID: 595 Source: Whit Young Collection |
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James Quayle |
Sixth and Eighth 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: 441 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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James T. Bigler England about 1911 |
James T. Bigler was of Riverside, Box Elder, Utah. This photo is included in a collection of early LDS mission photographs taken in England. They were found amongst other materials which were donated to the Logan Library as part of the Everton Collection. If you know something about the person pictured, please let us know. Picture ID: 366 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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James T. Hammond |
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. Click here for an additional photograph of James T. Hammond (1856-1942). Picture ID: 439 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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James Zebulon Stewart, Sr. Family Logan, Utah about 1895 |
Front row from left: Agnes Mathilda Stewart Allen, Jessie Fitzgerald Stewart Reese, Father: James Zebulon Stewart Sr, ( 1844-1931) , Carrie Julia Stewart Humphreys, Mother: Julia Ann Wadsworth Fitzgerald Stewart, (1854-1933) Eugene Fitzgerald Stewart, Ida May Stewart Anderson Back row from left: Willie Helaman Stewart, James Zebulon Stewart Jr. (Attorney), Isaac Perry Stewart Sr. (DDS), Ernest Israel Stewart (DDS), Royal Angus Stewart James Zebulon Stewart Sr. emigrated from Illinois to Draper, Utah with his parents in 1852. In 1873, he moved to Logan to accept the principal position at the Cache Seminary. He was responsible for translating the Book of Mormon into Spanish in 1886 and served four missions for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to Mexico and the southwestern United States. He served as president of the Brigham Young College at Logan several years, was a member of the Logan City Council for six years, and was probate judge of Cache County several terms. In addition, his business interests included real estate and helping to organize the First National Bank of Logan, now Zion's First National Bank. This photo was donated by Rebecca Z. Craner as part of Logan City's Sesquicentennial Celebrations. Picture ID: 544 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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