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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
	Aerial View of 200 North 200 East 200 North	Picture ID: 603 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery
	Aerial View of College Campus Logan, Utah about 1940	Utah Agricultural College became Utah State University in 1957. Picture ID: 553 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery
	Aerial View of Logan Logan, Utah April 1979	Taken April 1979 from Stan Spence Hot Air Balloon looking northward. House in the Center of the photograph is the Rex Sandberg Home. There is now an Arby’s located just to the west and a Wal-Mart to the East of where that home stood. Houses at lower right are James Bradley, Nellie Tarbet, and Harry Jensen. Logan River at top and Spring Creek in center. Donated by David R. Sandberg. Picture ID: 278 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery
	Aerial View of Logan Logan, Utah Unknown Date	Picture ID: 331 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery
	Aerial View of Providence Providence, Utah Unknown Date	Picture ID: 330 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery
	Agricultural Equipment in Petersboro Petersboro, Utah July 1910	Agricultural equipment in Petersboro, Utah, July 1910. Big 4 gas tractor is on the left. To the right of a sign announcing "Petersboro Spur" is a flat car carrying the latest model case metal body separator thresher with power feeder and blower for stacking straw. Picture ID: 9L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection
	Albert Thompson House 155 East Center 1998	This simple Victorian home was built in 1904 by Albert Thompson. He was one of the founders of Utah Mortgage and Loan in 1892. In 1903 he helped found the Cache Valley Banking Company whose building is a landmark in the Historic District. Picture ID: 490 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Aldred B. Caine Logan, Utah about 1892	Alfred Balliff Caine (1891-1950) was the son of John Thomas & Katrinka Caroline (Balliff) Caine. Picture ID: 627 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Alma and Rhoda (Woolf) Reese Benson, Utah About 1950	Alma Victor Reese was born in Benson, Utah in 1875, son of Charles and Sarah (Griffiths) Reese, and his wife Rhoda (Woolf) Reese. Picture ID: 513 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Alma V. Reese Family Benson, Utah About 1925	Alma Victor Reese was born in Benson, Utah in 1875, son of Charles and Sarah (Griffiths) Reese. Also pictured are his wife, Rhoda (Woolf) Reese, and children Alma jr. (far left), Frank, Dean, Don, Harriet, Afton, and Bert. Picture ID: 511 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Alonzo Sheridan Blair Logan, Utah about 1880	Alonzo Sheridan Blair, son of James & Catherine (Jordan) Blair, was born February 19, 1828 in Tennessee. In 1856 she married Hannah Johnson. He died in Colorado in 1890. Picture ID: 564 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Alpine Ski Shop 1094 North Main about 1980	A photograph of the Alpine Ski Shop, Ed Harris proprietor. Picture ID: 314 Source: John F. Robinson Collection
	Al's Fix-It Shop 25 West 600 North about 1976	Owned by Alfred C. Peterson, this shop specialized mostly in fixing lawnmowers. He is remembered for his honesty and kindness and passed away in 1983. Picture ID: 150 Source: Community Development Photo Collection
	Al's Sporting Goods 99 West Center 1973	Al's Sporting Goods has been found in a variety of locations through the years. Stork's Landing, a store featuring child and infant products, is in this building currently. Also viewable in image is Earl's Printing Company. Picture ID: 184 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973)
	Alvin Crockett	First 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: 436 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People
	Alvin J. Sharp Hull, England 1911	Alvin Joseph Sharp, the son of Joseph T. and Margaret E. (Lamb) Sharp of Preston, Idaho, married Lorna Eliza Watson. 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. Picture ID: 367 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People
	Amanda (Eliason) Benson Utah About 1882	Amanda Charlata Eliason, daughter of Anders & Hedvig (Carlson) Eliason, was born June 4, 1861 in Sweden. In 1880 she married Frank Andrus Benson. She lived most of her life in Logan died and there in 1922. Picture ID: 574 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Amy (Chadwick) Balliff and daughter Adele Logan, Utah about 1896	Amy Florence (Chadwick) Balliff and her daughter Adele. Picture ID: 611 Source: Whit Young Collection
	Anderson Lumber Company 255 South 300 West about 1925	Anthon Anderson was the founder of the Anderson Lumber company in 1915. The company continued until the late twentieth century. This image was taken from a brochure in folder 2 of the Cache County Business collection. Picture ID: 668 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings
	Anderson Lumber Truck Center Street and Main July 25, 1930	This photograph taken during the 1930 24th of July Parade shows a drum of raffle tickets on the bed of an Anderson Lumber Company truck. Picture ID: 7L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection