DNO-0008_Logan Public Library: Logan, Utah Digital Collection

1874 Map of Logan Townsite

1891 Map of Logan City, created by the Logan City Surveyor, November 9, 1923.

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.; 25 West 600 North, Logan, Utah

The Baugh Motor Company was owned and operated by Dean C. and Wilford P. Baugh. The building is no longer standing.; 140 South Main Street, Logan, Utah

Built in 1940, this motel has been in use for many years. It is currently the Old Trapper Inn.; 43 East 100 South, Logan, Utah

Charles I. Goodwin built this house in 1890.; 193 West 100 North, Logan, Utah

A photograph showing the construction of Ford's Putt Pit miniature golf course.; 140 South 100 West, Logan, Utah

This home was built in 1907. It was built as the residence of the second wife of David Eccles, Ellen Stoddard. Early in the twentieth century, Utah State University acquired downtown houses for use by its students, and the David Eccles home became a dorm for upper-class women in 1946. In 1956 it became Kerr Hall, a dorm for forty-five male students. It is currently owned by S.E. Needham, III, known for his various business interests throughout Logan.; 250 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

This home was built in 1907. It was built as the residence of the second wife of David Eccles, Ellen Stoddard. Early in the twentieth century, Utah State University acquired downtown houses for use by its students, and the David Eccles home became a dorm for upper-class women in 1946. In 1956 it became Kerr Hall, a dorm for forty-five male students. It is currently owned by S.E. Needham, III, known for his various business interests throughout Logan.; 250 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

This home was built in 1907 by David and Kathy (Thatcher) Thomas. David Thomas managed the Thatcher Milling and Elevator Company for many years. He married Katherine Thatcher, daughter of the prominent George W. Thatcher.; 139 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

This home, located at 290 West Center Street, was built in 1905 for Charles Nibley and his wife Ellen Ricks. Local historian, Ray Somers also lived in this house.; 290 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

This home, located at 290 West Center Street, was built in 1905 for Charles Nibley and his wife Ellen Ricks. Local historian, Ray Somers also lived in this house.; 290 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

This home, located at 290 West Center Street, was built in 1905 for Charles Nibley and his wife Ellen Ricks. Local historian, Ray Somers also lived in this house.; 290 West Center Street, Logan, Utah

Constructed in 1911, this building has housed a variety of federal and county level offices. It is currently (2013) the home of the Cache County Chamber of Commerce.; 160 North Main, Logan, Utah

Ford's Putt Pit Miniature Golf Course, 1973.; 140 South 100 West, Logan, Utah

This building is a duplex built in about 1862 as a polygamist home by George L. Farrell. It is a two story structure built of Swan Peak quartzite which is found locally.; 109-111 North 200 West, Logan, Utah

Glenn's Electric Motor & Supply Company, about 1976.; 501 North Main Street, Logan, Utah

A panoramic black-and-white photograph showing members of Battery D, 323rd Field Artillery Regiment of the U.S. Army posed in two rows on a parade ground. Many are seated cross-legged in front, with standing figures behind holding rifles, and a battery signboard (“Battery D”) placed center. In the background are trees and military buildings, suggesting a stateside training camp such as Camp Sherman, Ohio.

A panoramic black-and-white photograph depicting members of Battery F, 323rd Field Artillery Regiment, part of the 83rd Division of the United States Army during World War I. The men are posed in several rows with barracks buildings in the background. Most are in uniform with overcoats, and some wear campaign hats. A regimental flag marked "F 323 F.A." is held near the right edge of the group. The image was likely taken at a military training camp, possibly Camp Sherman, Ohio.

Hall Business Service, 1973.; 47 West 300 South, Logan, Utah