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.
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"Pathfinder" Touring car Logan Canyon about 1910 |
Roy Cardon sits on his 1908 "Pathfinder". Roy's car was one of the first in Logan. Picture ID: 6L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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"The Cascade" Logan Canyon about 1940 |
A postcard image of a waterfall in Logan Canyon. Picture ID: 472 Source: Darrin Smith Photo Collection |
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1908 Simplex Automobile Logan Canyon about 1910 |
Seeholzer, the game warden and Roy Cardon hunting in a 1908 Simplex with vacuum cup tires. Picture ID: 90L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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245 North Main Street Looking Northward 245 North Main Street About 1983 |
This image shows the west side of Logan's Main Street looking northward from 245 North. Businesses included in the photograph are Hugh's & Company Restaurant (245N), former Brewer Tire Co. (251N), the Cactus Club (251N Basement), the former Sears Store (261N), Im-Pruv-All Tire Center (295N), Gary's Automotive Service (303N), and more. Extensive construction was completed on the Sears retail outlet building at 255 North Main, and both the City of Logan offices and Logan Library were opened for business in December 1985. The Cactus Club has occasionally been thought to have been in the basement of the old Sears building, but it was actually in the basement of the buildings just to the south. It could be reached from entrances on both the Main Street (east) side and the back (west) side, near a parking lot. The club was apparently in business from the late 40s to the early 80s and was locally famous (or infamous) for beer, billiards, live music, and even topless dancers. Picture ID: 519 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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245 Through 261 North Main 245-261 North Main About 1983 |
This image shows the west side of Logan's Main Street looking northward from 245 North. Businesses included in the photograph are Hugh's & Company Restaurant (245N), former Brewer Tire Co. (251N), the Cactus Club (251N Basement), and the former Sears Store (261N). Extensive construction was completed on the Sears retail outlet building at 255 North Main, and both the City of Logan offices and Logan Library were opened for business in December 1985. The Cactus Club has occasionally been thought to have been in the basement of the old Sears building, but it was actually in the basement of the buildings just to the south. It could be reached from entrances on both the Main Street (east) side and the back (west) side, near a parking lot. The club was apparently in business from the late 40s to the early 80s and was locally famous (or infamous) for beer, billiards, live music, and even topless dancers. Picture ID: 520 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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261 North Main (West/Back of the Building) 261 North Main About 1983 |
Extensive construction was completed on the Sears retail outlet building at 261 North Main (which became 255 North Main), and both the City of Logan offices and Logan Library were opened for business in December 1985. The fourth library building in Logan shared the space with Logan City Hall. Picture ID: 521 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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261 North Main Street Looking Southward 261 North Main Street About 1983 |
This image shows the west side of Logan's Main Street looking northward from 245 North. Businesses included in the photograph are Hugh's & Company Restaurant (245N), former Brewer Tire Co. (251N), the Cactus Club (251N Basement), the former Sears Store (261N), Im-Pruv-All Tire Center (295N), Gary's Automotive Service (303N), and more. Extensive construction was completed on the Sears retail outlet building at 255 North Main, and both the City of Logan offices and Logan Library were opened for business in December 1985. The Cactus Club has occasionally been thought to have been in the basement of the old Sears building, but it was actually in the basement of the buildings just to the south. It could be reached from entrances on both the Main Street (east) side and the back (west) side, near a parking lot. The club was apparently in business from the late 40s to the early 80s and was locally famous (or infamous) for beer, billiards, live music, and even topless dancers. Picture ID: 518 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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32 Main Street Looking Southward 32 Main Street about 1900 |
Early view of Main Street looking southward from 32 North. Picture ID: 323 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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400 North and Old Main - Aerial View Logan, Utah about 1960 |
Picture ID: 654 Source: Darrin Smith Photo Collection |
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81 North Main Street Looking Southward 81 North Main Street About 1955 |
Mid-1950's postcard picturing the west side of Logan's Main Street looking southward from 81 North. Businesses included in the photograph are Wicke's Men's Store (81N), Christensen's Show Repair (79N), Hughes Women's Clothing, Leven's Inc. Company (69N), City Drug Company (67N), J.C. Penney Store (59N), Baugh Jewelry (47N), Logan Hardware Company (45N), Cardon Jewelry (41N), Bluebird Candy Company (19N), First Security Bank of Utah (1S) and Capitol Theatre (43S) among others. Picture ID: 517 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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A&W Root Beer Drive In 701 North Main 1973 |
This image shows the A&W restaurant as the construction began in 1973. Picture ID: 203 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973) |
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A&W Root Beer Drive In 701 North Main 1973 |
This image shows the A&W restaurant when the construction was finished in 1973. Picture ID: 204 Source: Logan Beautification Committee (1973) |
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A. G. Lundstrom House 463 East 100 South about 1890 |
Mayor Lundstrom and his family in front of their home about 1890. Andrew G. Lundstrom was the mayor of Logan 1926-1940. Picture ID: 53L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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A.H. Palmer and Sons 186 North Main about 1925 |
Established in 1888 by Alfred Henry Palmer, A.H. Palmer and Sons is among the oldest family run businesses in the state of Utah. The company has been at this location since about 1915. Picture ID: 83L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
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A.H. Palmer and Sons 186 North Main about 1980 |
Established in 1888 by Alfred Henry Palmer, A.H. Palmer and Sons is among the oldest family run businesses in the state of Utah. The company has been at this location since about 1915. Picture ID: 295 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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Aaron D. Thatcher House 63 East 100 South about 1976 |
This house was built in 1904 by Aaron D. Thatcher. Thatcher was at one time the general manager of A.D. & M/ Thatcher Company, Thatcher Union Mills Company, and Thatcher Brothers Bank. He came to Cache Valley in 1836 from Illinois. Picture ID: 246 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Aaron Dewitt House 91 North 200 West about 1975 |
This house was built in 1894 by Aaron Dewitt. Mr. Dewitt was one of the original settlers of Logan in 1859. In the late 1860s he rejected the Mormon faith and as a gentile was prominent in the bringing of the Episcopal church into Cache Valley in 1873. Picture ID: 621 Source: Whit Young Collection |
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Aaron Dewitt House 91 North 200 West 1998 |
This house was built in 1894 by Aaron Dewitt. Mr. Dewitt was one of the original settlers of Logan in 1859. In the late 1860s he rejected the Mormon faith and as a gentile was prominent in the bringing of the Episcopal church into Cache Valley in 1873. Picture ID: 482 Source: John F. Robinson Collection |
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Aaron F. Farr, Jr. |
Fifth 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: 440 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-People |
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Adeline & Florence Benson Logan, Utah about 1879 |
Adeline "Addie" (Benson) Peck (1879-1960) and Florence (Benson) Jonasson (1879-1967), children of George Taft & Louisa Alexandrine (Balliff) Benson. Picture ID: 614 Source: Whit Young Collection |
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