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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"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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32 Main Street Looking Southward 32 Main Street about 1900 |
Early view of Main Street looking southward from 32 North. Picture ID: 323 Source: Ray Somers Photo 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 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: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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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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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 Arbys 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 |
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Aerial View of Logan Logan, Utah Unknown Date |
Picture ID: 331 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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Aerial View of Providence Providence, Utah Unknown Date |
Picture ID: 330 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Scenery |
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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 |
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Alpine Ski Shop 1094 North Main about 1980 |
A photograph of the Alpine Ski Shop, Ed Harris proprietor. Picture ID: 314 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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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 |
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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) |
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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 |
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Baugh Motel 153 South Main about 1965 |
The Baugh Motel was built in 1915. Picture ID: 64 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Baugh Motor Company 140 South Main Street about 1976 |
The Baugh Motor Company was owned and operated by Dean C. and Wilford P. Baugh. The building is no longer standing. Picture ID: 227 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Baugh/Farnes/Nelson House 32 South 600 West about 1976 |
This house was built sometime after 1884 by George H. and Elizabeth (Knowles) Baugh. Baugh worked for many years as the Express Agent for the railroad. After Baugh, the home was owned by a Mr. M. Mauritsen. In 1916 Arthur and Zina (Stratton) Farnes purchased the home and subsequently raised their six children there. Arthur died in 1928 and Zina in 1950. Their daughter Flora and her husband Arta Vaughn Nelson then owned the house until shortly after her death in 1991. Picture ID: 163 Source: Community Development Photo Collection |
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Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle Paris, Idaho 1997 |
Located at 109 South Main Street in Paris, Idaho, this structure was constructed of red sandstone between 1884 and 1889. Picture ID: 339 Source: Logan Library Photo Collection-Buildings |
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Bear River Dam Cutler Canyon 1894 |
The dam was built to divert water to canals for irrigation in Box Elder Valley. Picture ID: 34L Source: Ray Somers Photo Collection |
