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Plat map of John Monson's 1/4. N.W. 1/4 of Section S. Township 10 N. Range 1 East. Subdivided. Created by county surveyor James H. Martineau. (inset with 2 other small maps: Jacob Fuhriman's 80, N.1 of Sec.15, S.W., and "Plat B Logan Island Survey".)

Thirteen high altitude aerial photographs covering an area from North Logan and the Cache-Logan Airport (Frames 01-02) leading south over Logan/US-91 (Frames 01-05) and US-89/USU Campus (Frames 02-04) then following south along SR-165 (Frames 06-13) over Providence (Frames 05-06) and Hyrum/Hyrum Reservoir (Frames 09-11) ending over Paradise (Frames 12-13.)

Roy David and K. Lorraine James Liechty gravemarker, Providence, Utah. Image is of a headstone for two, with two small evergreen trees (Alberta Spruce) set into the flower holes in the cement. A wire stand with a wreath made of pine boughs tied with red faux poinsettias and pinecones stands in front of the stone. Also behind the headstone is a tall metal hanger with a small white birdhouse with a black roof and black base and with an Christmas tree painted on the front. Snow surrounds the stone.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, UT 84321). Image is of two headstones side by side connected with the vase. There are flowers engraved on each headstone. In the center of the headstones is a decoration of green pine boughs with a red bow and bunches of gold balls along with larger red balls. Snow is on the ground.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, Utah 84321). Image is a close-up of the left side of a headstone that is for two people. In the center of the headstone is the engraved image of an Latter-day Saint temple. Sitting along the top of the headstone is a garland of poinsettias. There are also some poinsettias in a vase to the left of the headstone. Attached to the vase is a shiny balloon that is heart shaped and red with purple bows on it. It reads 'Season's Greetings.' There is snow on the ground and other headstones can be seen in the background. The headstone also belongs to E. Carol Jean Tuttle Born December 22, 1932. Married February 20, 1952.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, Utah 84321). Image is of the backside of a headstone for the wife and daughter of Erick Gordon Johnston. In front of the headstone is a white hook wrapped in a red ribbon with a small wreath made of pine boughs. At the center is heart with blue writing: 'I love you Daddy.' There is also a larger wreath of pine boughs propped up against the white hook that has pinecones on it. Snow is on the ground.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, Utah 84321). Image is of a headstone for a mother and daughter. Behind, in front and to the left there are white hooks that are stuck into the ground. Each has a red ribbon wrapped around it. Attached to each one is a small wreath made of pine boughs. The wreath is also wrapped in red ribbon and on each one there is a white heart hanging from the center of it. On the hook in front of the headstone the heart has written on it in blue writing, 'I love you mommy.' Also in front of the headstone are white flowers with a pink bow. There is a teddy bear to the right of the flowers. Engraved in the upper left corner of the headstone is a heart with the words written inside that say 'Our Little Angel.' Snow is on the ground.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, UT 84321). Image is of a small, flat headstone that has an engraved image of a man [who is meant to be Jesus Christ] holding a baby. Hanging above the headstone is a wreath with a gold bow and red berries on it. There is also a red and green bow sitting on the headstone along with a stuffed animal of Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, Utah 84321). Image is of a headstone that is covered in snow. To the right of it are various decorations including a metal hanger with a garland of fall leaves wrapped around it. There is also a wood post with a garland of green leaves and red flowers wrapped around it and a bird house sitting on the top of it with a fake bird sitting in front of the hole that is the door. Next to that is a small Christmas tree with silver tinsel strung around it and some ornaments hanging from it. Hanging from another metal hook is a wind chime.

Grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, UT 84321). Image is of a headstone that is for two people. The headstone has engraved on it an image of mountains and evergreen trees. To the left of the headstone is a small Christmas tree that has a gold star at the top and various Christmas ornaments hanging from it.

Image is of John Gottlieb and Varua Kennard Schiess grave marker in the Providence Cemetery in Cache County (River Heights Blvd. Providence, UT). Hanging in the center of the grave marker is a green wreath made of pine boughs and red berries with pink poinsettias and small white presents hanging on it. Placed on the ground in front of the headstone is a box of chocolate covered cherries. Engraved on the left side of the headstone are mountains, the heads of a horse and dog, an evergreen tree and the branding symbol 'JV.' Engraved on the right side of the headstone are musical notes and roses.

This interview with Seth Alder focuses on his barn in Providence, Utah. The barn was originally built in the 1920s. Seth also talks about the Alder Brothers' dry farming operation in Pocatello Valley, Idaho, and his experience as a life-long farmer.

Sullivan Blau is the son of the builder of the barn on Hollow Road in Nibley, Utah that is now owned by the Rounds family. Sullivan tells about the interesting way the barn went up, a little about the dairy his father ran, some family history, and a little about his life as an adult on the farm. Sullivan's wife Patty also interjects some information in the conversation. Also, turns out Sullivan is a cousin of the interviewer on her maternal side.

A continuation of Sarah's memories about life on the Heggie farm and work in the barn.

This interview with 96 year old Sarah discusses her life as a single woman and her church service. Her family had a prominent farm and barn in Clarkston, Idaho. There weren't many boys in her family so she and her sisters would often work out in the barn.

This interview with Seth Alder focuses on his barn in Providence, Utah. The barn was originally built in the 1920s. Seth also talks about the Alder Brothers' dry farming operation in Pocatello Valley, Idaho, and his experience as a life-long farmer.

This interview with Vada Rinderknecht focuses on the Rinderknecht barn in Providence, Utah. It was built by her husband's father, Jacob Rinderknecht, long before Vada married into the family. Vada also talks about being a farmer's wife and the Rinderknecht family.

Sullivan Blau is the son of the builder of the barn on Hollow Road in Nibley, Utah that is now owned by the Rounds family. Sullivan tells about the interesting way the barn went up, a little about the dairy his father ran, some family history, and a little about his life as an adult on the farm. Sullivan's wife Patty also interjects some information in the conversation. Also, turns out Sullivan is a cousin of the interviewer on her maternal side.

This interview with 96 year old Sarah discusses her life as a single woman and her church service. Her family had a prominent farm and barn in Clarkston, Idaho. There weren't many boys in her family so she and her sisters would often work out in the barn.

Thirteen high altitude aerial photographs covering an area from Avon/Paradise leading north over SR-191/Blacksmith Fork Canyon Rd (Frames 04-06) and Nibley (Frames 07-08) and Millville (Frames 09-10) and Providence (Frame 10-11) ending over Logan near US-89/Logan Canyon entrance/USU Campus (Frames 11-13.), ca. July 5, 1959.