National Register of Historic Places listings in Cache County, Utah facts for kids

Location of Cache County in Utah

Have you ever wondered about the oldest and most special buildings in your community? In Cache County, Utah, there are many amazing places that are so important, they're listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This is like a special list of buildings, sites, and objects across the United States that are worth protecting because of their history.

This list tells you about 77 different places in Cache County that are on this important register. These spots include old homes, schools, churches, and even a historic farm! Some of these places are still standing strong, while a few others have been removed from the list over time. Let's explore some of these cool historic sites!

Historic Buildings and Sites in Cache County

Historic Buildings and Sites in Cache County

Many buildings in Cache County have a rich history. They tell stories about the people who lived and worked there long ago. These places are preserved so we can learn from the past.

Homes with a Story

Some of the most interesting historic places are old houses. They show us how families lived in the past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 1 | George Washington Baker House

February 10, 1983
(#83004416)

| class="adr" | 115 N. 100 West
41°42′37″N 111°58′44″W / 41.710278°N 111.978889°W / 41.710278; -111.978889 (George Washington Baker House)

| class="note" | This historic home in Mendon was built a long time ago. It shows us how people lived in the early days of the county.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 2 | Samuel Baker House

March 31, 1983
(#83004417)

| class="adr" | 150 W. 200 North
41°42′46″N 111°58′47″W / 41.712778°N 111.979722°W / 41.712778; -111.979722 (Samuel Baker House)

| class="note" | Another important house in Mendon, connected to the Baker family. It's a great example of early architecture.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 3 | Heber K. and Rachel H. Bankhead House

March 21, 1997
(#97000261)

| class="adr" | 185 E. 800 South
41°37′20″N 111°55′49″W / 41.622222°N 111.930278°W / 41.622222; -111.930278

| class="note" | This house in Wellsville belonged to the Bankhead family. It is a well-preserved example of a historic home.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 4 refnum=08000057 | William & Elizabeth Barrett Farmstead

February 19, 2008
(Ref. # missing)

| class="adr" | 20 S. 100 West
41°42′27″N 111°58′42″W / 41.7075°N 111.978333°W / 41.7075; -111.978333

| class="note" | This farmstead includes the home and other buildings used for farming. It shows how families lived and worked on the land.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 5 | Bell-Johnson House

October 8, 2004
(#04001118)

| class="adr" | 12 N. 200 East
41°55′30″N 111°48′05″W / 41.925°N 111.801389°W / 41.925; -111.801389 (Bell-Johnson House)

| class="note" | A beautiful historic house in Richmond, showing the architectural styles of its time.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 7 | George Bradshaw House and Joshua Salisbury/George Bradshaw Barn

November 19, 1982
(#82004846)

| class="adr" | 73 S. Center St.
41°38′16″N 111°56′05″W / 41.637778°N 111.934722°W / 41.637778; -111.934722

| class="note" | This property includes both a historic house and a barn. It gives us a glimpse into farm life in the past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 8 | James and Amy Burnham Farmstead

October 8, 2004
(#04001120)

| class="adr" | 533 S. State St.
41°54′46″N 111°48′27″W / 41.912778°N 111.8075°W / 41.912778; -111.8075 (James and Amy Burnham Farmstead)

| class="note" | Another farmstead that shows how families lived and worked on their land in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 9 | Carl F. and Sophia Christensen House

October 8, 2004
(#04001121)

| class="adr" | 208 N. 200 East
41°55′38″N 111°48′06″W / 41.927222°N 111.801667°W / 41.927222; -111.801667

| class="note" | This house in Richmond is a historic example of family homes from its era.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 11 | Crockett House

April 27, 2009
(#09000017)

| class="adr" | 82 Crockett Ave.
41°44′04″N 111°48′44″W / 41.73445°N 111.812172°W / 41.73445; -111.812172 (Crockett House)

| class="note" | The Crockett House is a notable historic residence in Logan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 13 | David Eccles House

July 30, 1976
(#76001811)

| class="adr" | 250 W. Center St.
41°43′52″N 111°50′26″W / 41.731111°N 111.840556°W / 41.731111; -111.840556 (David Eccles House)

| class="note" | This grand house belonged to David Eccles, an important businessman in Utah's history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 15 | Samuel and Lana Ewing House

January 28, 1994
(#93001576)

| class="adr" | 107 S. 100 East
41°50′02″N 111°49′46″W / 41.833889°N 111.829444°W / 41.833889; -111.829444 (Samuel and Lana Ewing House)

| class="note" | A historic family home located in Smithfield.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 17 | James Gardner House

February 11, 1982
(#82004111)

| class="adr" | 173 N. Main St.
41°42′39″N 111°58′34″W / 41.710833°N 111.976111°W / 41.710833; -111.976111 (James Gardner House)

| class="note" | This house in Mendon is recognized for its historical importance.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 18 | Soren Hanson House

February 11, 1982
(#82004109)

| class="adr" | 166 W. Main St.
41°38′04″N 111°51′33″W / 41.634444°N 111.859167°W / 41.634444; -111.859167 (Soren Hanson House)

| class="note" | The Soren Hanson House is a historic residence in Hyrum.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 22 | Lafayette and Elizabeth W. Hendricks House

October 8, 2004
(#04001123)

| class="adr" | 109 S. State St.
41°55′13″N 111°48′27″W / 41.920278°N 111.8075°W / 41.920278; -111.8075

| class="note" | This historic home in Richmond belonged to the Hendricks family.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 23 | William S. and Margaret R. Hendricks House

October 8, 2004
(#04001124)

| class="adr" | 112 W. Main St.
41°55′23″N 111°48′40″W / 41.923056°N 111.811111°W / 41.923056; -111.811111

| class="note" | Another historic Hendricks family home in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 24 | Hobson-Hill House

October 8, 2004
(#04001125)

| class="adr" | 108 S. 100 West
41°55′13″N 111°48′40″W / 41.920278°N 111.811111°W / 41.920278; -111.811111 (Hobson-Hill House)

| class="note" | This house is a part of Richmond's rich history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 27 | Howell-Theurer House

October 18, 1979
(#79002490)

| class="adr" | 30 S. 100 East
41°38′16″N 111°55′49″W / 41.637778°N 111.930278°W / 41.637778; -111.930278 (Howell-Theurer House)

| class="note" | This was the childhood home of Joseph Howell, a notable figure.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 30 | John P. and Sarah James House

January 28, 1994
(#93001578)

| class="adr" | 210 W. 9000 South
41°34′06″N 111°50′17″W / 41.568333°N 111.838056°W / 41.568333; -111.838056 (John P. and Sarah James House)

| class="note" | A historic house located in the town of Paradise.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 31 | Morgan A. and Clarissa R. Knapp House

October 8, 2004
(#04001126)

| class="adr" | 106 S. 100 East
41°55′13″N 111°48′19″W / 41.920278°N 111.805278°W / 41.920278; -111.805278

| class="note" | The Knapp House is a historic residence in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 32 | John E. Lee House

February 11, 1982
(#82004108)

| class="adr" | 123 W. Center St.
41°28′33″N 111°29′32″W / 41.47581°N 111.492111°W / 41.47581; -111.492111 (John E. Lee House)

| class="note" | This house in Hyde Park is recognized for its historical value.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 45 | Louis Edgar and Clara H. Merrill House

October 8, 2004
(#04001127)

| class="adr" | 244 W. Main St.
41°55′23″N 111°48′53″W / 41.923056°N 111.814722°W / 41.923056; -111.814722

| class="note" | The Merrill House is another historic home in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 46 | Samuel Crowthers Mitton House

November 19, 1982
(#82004847)

| class="adr" | 242 E. Main St.
41°38′18″N 111°55′36″W / 41.638333°N 111.926667°W / 41.638333; -111.926667 (Samuel Crowthers Mitton House)

| class="note" | This house in Wellsville is a part of the county's historic past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 48 | Muir House

April 4, 2008
(#08000060)

| class="adr" | 145 S. Main St.
41°42′17″N 111°58′36″W / 41.70482°N 111.9766°W / 41.70482; -111.9766 (Muir House)

| class="note" | The Muir House is a historic residence in Mendon.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 51 | Erick Lehi and Ingrid Larsen Olson House

March 8, 1997
(#97000225)

| class="adr" | 490 E. 600 South
41°43′18″N 111°49′19″W / 41.721667°N 111.821944°W / 41.721667; -111.821944

| class="note" | This house in River Heights is recognized for its historical significance.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 54 | Martin and Martha Pond Farmstead

November 17, 1997
(#97001308)

| class="adr" | 320 S. 800 West
41°58′13″N 111°52′11″W / 41.970278°N 111.869722°W / 41.970278; -111.869722 (Martin and Martha Pond Farmstead)

| class="note" | This farmstead in Lewiston includes the historic home and farm buildings.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 63 | Zial Riggs House

February 11, 1982
(#82004114)

| class="adr" | 94 S. 100 East
41°38′13″N 111°55′49″W / 41.636944°N 111.930278°W / 41.636944; -111.930278 (Zial Riggs House)

| class="note" | The Zial Riggs House is a historic home in Wellsville.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 65 | William McNeil Smith House

February 11, 1982
(#82004110)

| class="adr" | 116 S. 100 East
41°43′44″N 111°49′53″W / 41.728889°N 111.831389°W / 41.728889; -111.831389 (William McNeil Smith House)

| class="note" | This historic house is located in Logan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 70 | S. Milton and Alba C. Webb House

October 8, 2004
(#04001131)

| class="adr" | 143 S. State St.
41°55′11″N 111°48′27″W / 41.919722°N 111.8075°W / 41.919722; -111.8075 (S. Milton and Alba C. Webb House)

| class="note" | The Webb House is a historic residence in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 73 | James F. & Mary Jane Whitney House

February 19, 2008
(#08000061)

| class="adr" | 195 W. 100 North
41°42′38″N 111°58′51″W / 41.710556°N 111.980833°W / 41.710556; -111.980833

| class="note" | This historic house in Mendon belonged to James F. and Mary Jane Whitney.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 75 | James G. Willie House

April 13, 1983
(#83004418)

| class="adr" | 97 N. 100 West
41°42′35″N 111°58′44″W / 41.709722°N 111.978889°W / 41.709722; -111.978889 (James G. Willie House)

| class="note" | The James G. Willie House is a significant historic home in Mendon.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 77 | Ferdinand Zollinger, Jr. House

July 16, 1992
(#92000892)

| class="adr" | 193 N. 100 East
41°42′42″N 111°48′53″W / 41.711667°N 111.814722°W / 41.711667; -111.814722 (Ferdinand Zollinger, Jr. House)

| class="note" | This historic house in Providence belonged to Ferdinand Zollinger, Jr.

Important Public Buildings

Many public buildings in Cache County are also on the National Register. These include schools, churches, and community centers.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 6 | Benson Elementary School |

April 1, 1985
(#85000798)

| class="adr" | 3440 N. 3000 West
41°47′45″N 111°54′17″W / 41.795833°N 111.904722°W / 41.795833; -111.904722 (Benson Elementary School)

| class="note" | This old school building in Benson is a historic landmark.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 10 | Clarkston Tithing Granary

January 25, 1985
(#85000250)

| class="adr" | 10212 N. 8700 West
41°55′06″N 112°03′06″W / 41.918333°N 112.051667°W / 41.918333; -112.051667 (Clarkston Tithing Granary)

| class="note" | A granary is a building for storing grain. This one in Clarkston is a historic example of how communities stored food.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 14 | Elite Hall

August 4, 2003
(#03000736)

| class="adr" | 98 W. Main St.
41°38′04″N 111°51′25″W / 41.634444°N 111.856944°W / 41.634444; -111.856944 (Elite Hall)

| class="note" | Elite Hall in Hyrum was a popular place for community gatherings and events.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 26 | Home Economics/Commons Building

April 1, 1985
(#85000800)

| class="adr" | Off U.S. Route 89 on the Utah State University campus
41°44′25″N 111°48′40″W / 41.740278°N 111.811111°W / 41.740278; -111.811111 (Home Economics/Commons Building)

| class="note" | This building on the Utah State University campus is a historic part of the school's history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 28 | Hyrum First Ward Meetinghouse

February 15, 1980
(#80003891)

| class="adr" | 290 S. Center St.
41°37′41″N 111°51′19″W / 41.628056°N 111.855278°W / 41.628056; -111.855278 (Hyrum First Ward Meetinghouse)

| class="note" | This meetinghouse in Hyrum is a historic place of worship and community gathering.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 29 | Hyrum Stake Tithing Office

January 25, 1985
(#85000251)

| class="adr" | 26 W. Main St.
41°38′04″N 111°51′18″W / 41.634444°N 111.855°W / 41.634444; -111.855 (Hyrum Stake Tithing Office)

| class="note" | A tithing office was where people contributed to their church. This one in Hyrum is a historic example.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 33 | Lewiston Community Building

April 1, 1985
(#85000799)

| class="adr" | 29 S. Main St.
41°58′31″N 111°51′20″W / 41.975278°N 111.855556°W / 41.975278; -111.855556 (Lewiston Community Building)

| class="note" | This building served as a community hub for the people of Lewiston.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 34 | Lewiston Tithing Office and Granary

January 25, 1985
(#85000252)

| class="adr" | 81 E. 800 South
41°57′42″N 111°51′14″W / 41.961667°N 111.853889°W / 41.961667; -111.853889

| class="note" | This site in Lewiston includes both a tithing office and a granary.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 37 | Logan High School Gymnasium |

August 7, 1985
(#85001844)

| class="adr" | 162 W. 100 South
41°43′44″N 111°50′16″W / 41.728889°N 111.837778°W / 41.728889; -111.837778 (Logan High School Gymnasium)

| class="note" | The old gymnasium at Logan High School is a historic part of the school's past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 38 | Logan LDS Sixth Ward Church

July 17, 1979
(#79002489)

| class="adr" | 395 S. Main St.
41°43′27″N 111°50′06″W / 41.724167°N 111.835°W / 41.724167; -111.835 (Logan LDS Sixth Ward Church)

| class="note" | This church building in Logan has served its community for many years.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 40 | Logan Tabernacle

October 10, 1975
(#75001800)

| class="adr" | Bounded by Center, 1st North, Main, and 1st East Sts.
41°43′56″N 111°50′00″W / 41.732222°N 111.833333°W / 41.732222; -111.833333 (Logan Tabernacle)

| class="note" | The Logan Tabernacle is a very important and beautiful historic building in Logan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 41 | Logan Temple

November 20, 1975
(#75001801)

| class="adr" | Between 2nd and 3rd East and 1st and 2nd North
41°44′03″N 111°49′38″W / 41.734167°N 111.827222°W / 41.734167; -111.827222 (Logan Temple)

| class="note" | The Logan Temple is a significant and historic religious building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 50 | Old Main, Utah State University

February 23, 1972
(#72001258)

| class="adr" | Utah State University campus
41°44′27″N 111°48′47″W / 41.740833°N 111.813056°W / 41.740833; -111.813056 (Old Main, Utah State University)

| class="note" | Old Main is one of the oldest and most recognizable buildings on the Utah State University campus.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 52 | Paradise Tithing Office

January 25, 1985
(#85000253)

| class="adr" | 8970 S. 200 West
41°34′09″N 111°50′14″W / 41.569167°N 111.837222°W / 41.569167; -111.837222 (Paradise Tithing Office)

| class="note" | The tithing office in Paradise is a historic building that served the local community.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 56 | Providence LDS Chapel and Meetinghouse

February 11, 1982
(#82004112)

| class="adr" | 10 S. Main St.
41°42′28″N 111°49′00″W / 41.707778°N 111.816667°W / 41.707778; -111.816667

| class="note" | This old rock church in Providence is a beautiful and historic place.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 57 | Richmond Carnegie Library

October 25, 1984
(#84000147)

| class="adr" | 38 W. Main St.
41°55′23″N 111°48′32″W / 41.923056°N 111.808889°W / 41.923056; -111.808889 (Richmond Carnegie Library)

| class="note" | Carnegie libraries were built with money from Andrew Carnegie. This one in Richmond is a historic example.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 59 | Richmond Community Building

April 9, 1986
(#86000731)

| class="adr" | 6 W. Main St.
41°55′23″N 111°48′30″W / 41.923056°N 111.808333°W / 41.923056; -111.808333 (Richmond Community Building)

| class="note" | This building served as a gathering place for the Richmond community.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 61 | Richmond Relief Society Hall

June 7, 1996
(#96000589)

| class="adr" | 15 E. Main St.
41°55′31″N 111°48′27″W / 41.925278°N 111.8075°W / 41.925278; -111.8075 (Richmond Relief Society Hall)

| class="note" | This hall was used by the Relief Society, a women's organization, in Richmond.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 62 | Richmond Tithing Office

January 25, 1985
(#85000256)

| class="adr" | 31 S. State St.
41°55′20″N 111°48′27″W / 41.922222°N 111.8075°W / 41.922222; -111.8075 (Richmond Tithing Office)

| class="note" | The tithing office in Richmond is a historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 64 | Sigma Chi Fraternity House

September 15, 2005
(#05001038)

| class="adr" | 705 N. 800 East
41°44′42″N 111°48′52″W / 41.745°N 111.814444°W / 41.745; -111.814444 (Sigma Chi Fraternity House)

| class="note" | This fraternity house in Logan is recognized for its historic architecture.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 66 | Smithfield Public Library

February 17, 1981
(#81000580)

| class="adr" | 25 N. Main St.
41°50′14″N 111°49′13″W / 41.837222°N 111.820278°W / 41.837222; -111.820278 (Smithfield Public Library)

| class="note" | Another Carnegie library, this one in Smithfield, is a historic public building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 67 | Smithfield Tabernacle-Youth Center

January 17, 2017
(#100000509)

| class="adr" | 25 N. Main St.
41°50′13″N 111°49′59″W / 41.837006°N 111.832951°W / 41.837006; -111.832951

| class="note" | This building in Smithfield has served as both a tabernacle and a youth center.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 68 | Smithfield Tithing Office

January 25, 1985
(#85000258)

| class="adr" | 35 W. Center St.
41°50′13″N 111°49′58″W / 41.836944°N 111.832778°W / 41.836944; -111.832778 (Smithfield Tithing Office)

| class="note" | The tithing office in Smithfield is a historic building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 71 | Wellsville Relief Society Meeting House

February 13, 1989
(#88003439)

| class="adr" | 67 S. Center St.
41°38′17″N 111°56′02″W / 41.638056°N 111.933889°W / 41.638056; -111.933889

| class="note" | This meeting house in Wellsville was used by the Relief Society.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 72 | Wellsville Tabernacle

November 26, 1980
(#80003893)

| class="adr" | 75 S. 100 East
41°38′15″N 111°55′55″W / 41.6375°N 111.931944°W / 41.6375; -111.931944 (Wellsville Tabernacle)

| class="note" | The Wellsville Tabernacle is a historic religious building in the area.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 74 | Whittier School

September 8, 2000
(#00001066)

| class="adr" | 290 N. 400 East
41°44′12″N 111°49′24″W / 41.736667°N 111.823333°W / 41.736667; -111.823333 (Whittier School)

| class="note" | Whittier School in Logan is a historic school building.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 76 | Women's Residence Hall

April 9, 1986
(#86000735)

| class="adr" | Utah State University
41°44′27″N 111°48′31″W / 41.740833°N 111.808611°W / 41.740833; -111.808611 (Women's Residence Hall)

| class="note" | This residence hall at Utah State University is a historic part of the campus.

Other Unique Historic Sites

Cache County also has other special places that are important to its history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 12 | Douglas General Mercantile

August 4, 1982
(#82004113)

| class="adr" | 100 S. Main St.
41°50′03″N 111°49′54″W / 41.834167°N 111.831667°W / 41.834167; -111.831667 (Douglas General Mercantile)

| class="note" | This old general store in Smithfield was once a busy place for shopping and trading.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 16 | Forster Hotel

February 19, 2008
(#08000058)

| class="adr" | 176 N. 100 West
41°42′40″N 111°58′41″W / 41.711111°N 111.978056°W / 41.711111; -111.978056 (Forster Hotel)

| class="note" | The Forster Hotel in Mendon provided lodging for travelers in the past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 19 | Martin Harris Gravesite

November 28, 1980
(#80003890)

| class="adr" | 8400 W. 11000 North
41°55′53″N 112°02′20″W / 41.931389°N 112.038889°W / 41.931389; -112.038889 (Martin Harris Gravesite)

| class="note" | This is the burial site of Martin Harris, an important figure in early religious history.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 20 | Hatch's Camp |

December 27, 2006
(#06001192)

| class="adr" | 8.3 miles (13.4 km) east from the mouth of Logan Canyon
41°46′32″N 111°38′57″W / 41.775556°N 111.649167°W / 41.775556; -111.649167 (Hatch's Camp)

| class="note" | Hatch's Camp is a historic site located in the beautiful Cache National Forest.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 21 | Hendricks Confectionery Building

October 8, 2004
(#04001122)

| class="adr" | 19 W. Main St.
41°55′21″N 111°48′31″W / 41.9225°N 111.808611°W / 41.9225; -111.808611 (Hendricks Confectionery Building)

| class="note" | This building once housed a confectionery, a place where candies and sweets were made and sold.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 25 | Holley-Globe Grain and Milling Company Elevator

October 24, 1985
(#85003386)

| class="adr" | 100 North and Center St.
41°38′11″N 111°51′14″W / 41.636389°N 111.853889°W / 41.636389; -111.853889

| class="note" | This grain elevator was used to store and process grain, important for farming communities.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 36 | Logan Fish Hatchery Caretaker's Residence

April 1, 1985
(#85000801)

| class="adr" | 1469 W. 200 North
41°44′10″N 111°52′08″W / 41.736111°N 111.868889°W / 41.736111; -111.868889

| class="note" | This residence was home to the caretaker of the Logan Fish Hatchery.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 39 | Logan Municipal Slaughterhouse

April 1, 1985
(#85000802)

| class="adr" | 265 N. 600 West
41°44′13″N 111°50′59″W / 41.736944°N 111.849722°W / 41.736944; -111.849722 (Logan Municipal Slaughterhouse)

| class="note" | This building was used for processing meat for the city of Logan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 42 | Logan Temple Barn

December 19, 1985
(#85003199)

| class="adr" | 368 E. 200 North
41°44′06″N 111°49′27″W / 41.735°N 111.824167°W / 41.735; -111.824167 (Logan Temple Barn)

| class="note" | This barn was part of the historic Logan Temple complex.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 43 | McMurdie-White Farmstead

September 28, 2005
(#05001106)

| class="adr" | 395 W. 9000 South
41°34′10″N 111°50′47″W / 41.569444°N 111.846389°W / 41.569444; -111.846389 (McMurdie-White Farmstead)

| class="note" | This farmstead includes a historic creamery, where dairy products were made.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 44 | Mendon Station

February 19, 2008
(#08000059)

| class="adr" | 95 N. Main St.
41°42′34″N 111°58′34″W / 41.709444°N 111.976111°W / 41.709444; -111.976111 (Mendon Station)

| class="note" | The Mendon Station was likely a stop for trains or other transportation in the past.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 47 | Hattie Merrill Morrison Farmstead

October 8, 2004
(#04001128)

| class="adr" | 1367 S. State St.
41°53′48″N 111°48′34″W / 41.896667°N 111.809444°W / 41.896667; -111.809444 (Hattie Merrill Morrison Farmstead)

| class="note" | This farmstead in Richmond is a historic example of agricultural life.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 49 | Newton Reservoir |

November 30, 1973
(#73001860)

| class="adr" | 3 miles (4.8 km) north of Newton
41°54′36″N 112°00′18″W / 41.91°N 112.005°W / 41.91; -112.005 (Newton Reservoir)

| class="note" | Newton Dam is a historic structure that created the Newton Reservoir.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 53 | Plant Auto Company Building

October 8, 2004
(#04001129)

| class="adr" | 38 S. 200 West (State Route 91)
41°55′20″N 111°48′51″W / 41.922222°N 111.814167°W / 41.922222; -111.814167 (Plant Auto Company Building)

| class="note" | This building, though no longer standing, was the first auto repair shop in Richmond, built in 1916.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 58 | Richmond City Grandstand & Baseball Field

April 29, 2005
(#04001130)

| class="adr" | Approximately 50 S. State St.
41°55′17″N 111°48′34″W / 41.921389°N 111.809444°W / 41.921389; -111.809444

| class="note" | This historic grandstand and baseball field were important for community sports and events.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background:#A8EDEF" | 60 | Richmond Interurban Depot

May 16, 2002
(#02000508)

| class="adr" | 196 W. Main St.
41°54′51″N 111°48′48″W / 41.914167°N 111.813333°W / 41.914167; -111.813333 (Richmond Interurban Depot)

| class="note" | This depot was a station for the interurban railway, which connected towns.

Historic Districts

Some areas have many historic buildings together, forming a "historic district."

|- class="vcard" ! style="background: #E6E6FA" | 35 | Logan Center Street Historic District

April 26, 1979
(#79002488)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by 200 North, 200 South, 200 East, and 600 West
41°43′56″N 111°50′18″W / 41.732222°N 111.838333°W / 41.732222; -111.838333

| class="note" | This district includes many historic buildings along Center Street in Logan.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background: #E6E6FA" | 55 | Providence Historic District

November 9, 2007
(#07001169)

| class="adr" | Roughly bounded by 200 N., 400 E., 500 S., and 200 W.
41°42′18″N 111°48′56″W / 41.705°N 111.815556°W / 41.705; -111.815556 (Providence Historic District)

| class="note" | This area in Providence contains many historic buildings, like the old blacksmith shop.

|- class="vcard" ! style="background: #E6E6FA" | 69 | Tony Grove Ranger Station Historic District |

April 13, 1992
(#92000338)

| class="adr" | U.S. Route 89, 23 miles (37 km) northeast of Logan in the Wasatch-Cache National Forest
41°53′08″N 111°33′59″W / 41.885556°N 111.566389°W / 41.885556; -111.566389

| class="note" | This historic district includes buildings used by forest rangers in the beautiful Tony Grove area. |}

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