Downtown Logan Utah Tour, in Cache Valley Home of Utah State University! 

I live in logan and I absolutely love it. I love the old buildings in downtown

Logan is beautiful. I love the mountains, the valleys, the canyons, the seasons, USU and the wide open spaces, the wide roads and boulevards, the neatly arranged homes along streets without being divided by fences. Used to live in Logan for 4-5 years while doing PhD at USU.

I love and miss my Logan, UT

awesome video thanks for sharing 👍💜

that's my hometown right there : )

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Great video.

I was born there. Also a Church member. We do work for the dead, aka our ancestors. 1st Peter 4:6. Also Malachi. We turn the hearts of the children and fathers to each other. Elijah restored the keys in the Kirtland temple on April 3 1836. Great video.

My welsh ancestors moved here in the 1850’s, will definitely be visiting soon. From Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

Great video i enjoy the video. Thank you for sharing. A Swede who used to live there in Logan and I miss it

Thanks for sharing! There’s something about the Temple that draws me to it & I’ve been a proud Atheist for 20yrs. I’ve heard stories about that place & shrugged it off. I had a cellmate who is a great great Grandson of the first President of that Temple & he told me some of the same stories I once heard with more detail. He told me their is a book about that Temple’s first 100yrs & I never read it. I wanted to not believe but he spoke with power that shook my soul. He felt bad what he did & wanted to change his ways. I never asked what he was in for & I didn’t care. I was about to get sentenced to Prison & if there was a God I needed him now. I prayed & after I was told in my mind what the Judge would tell me. It was like a whisper & it was right. The Judge lowered his head & he couldn’t get himself to send me to Prison. Everyone in that courtroom witnessed a miracle & one Guy there I rode back with told everyone in our cell block that he just witnessed the hand of the Lord saving me from Prison. He has some siblings that are Members of the Church & he believes in the Book of Mormon but will never read it because he doesn’t want to give up some of his ways. Do I believe in that book & that’s for others to find out for themselves. I’m not going to tell people what to believe in & that’s why I don’t like the Missionaries knocking on my door. I don’t mind them sharing their testimonies of what they believe but when they say they know it’s true. I’m done & won’t listen to them. How do they know & they can’t covert me. Only God can & I only listen to Him. Most all my neighbors are Latter day Saints & they haven’t ever crammed religion down my throat. I go to the neighborhood parties & they don’t try to convert me. There’s all kinds of religions there & we get along as neighbors. They help me out a lot because I’ve had two back surgeries. I knew some Members from the places I worked & they weren’t Saints. I’m blessed to have the ones in my neighborhood & they literally saved my life. Some of them wrote to me while I was locked up doing jail time & would come see me. Their Bishop even has came to see me & he didn’t have to but he was one of my Scout leaders growing up before I became an Atheist. I’ve been so against them because of what I was told growing up & now I don’t care what religion anyone is or if they don’t belong to a congregation. We should treat everyone with respect & kindness no matter what anyone believes. I’m not going to tell others what they believe in is wrong because I don’t want to be told either. Everyone knows what’s best from them & I tell them to follow their heart if it be right or wrong. Someday we might all see the truth but that’s for all of us to find out instead of proving to others that they might be wrong. My life has been hard & since the pandemic I’ve been going up to the Temple grounds for a year now after going to the GYM to gather my thoughts. There’s so much contention at home & being there gives me peace. I feel loved like someone I can’t see is hugging me. I’ve seen others come there to check it out because as they came into the valley they where impressed & wanted to know more. They walked around & asked some people about it. A young girl answered their questions & I was impressed. I felt something come over me & I started to cry. Even the people that asked questions was impressed & couldn’t get over what they where feeling. They went over to touch it & take pictures. When ever I’m there some people will touch the same rock & take the same picture. I’ve never been kicked out & if there’s a gate open I drive in. Never been questioned by anyone but one day I was sitting on one of the benches Emailing a friend to tell her how I feel. Some Guy walks up to me & out of the blue tells me that I need to tell her in person. What! How did he know? I could of been watching RU-vid videos or what ever but It gave me goose bumps. Some days it’s hard for me to leave & when I leave those gates I’m back into the rat race. I’ve seen some contractors there & heard they are going to renovate that place. I might have to go to the open house once they do.

Logan Temple was completed in 1884

Love your tours and narration! Don't change a thing -- get a kick out of both of you! The tight alley brought back a funny memory of when I was younger. My dad drove through a similarly small/tight alley, and I voiced my concerns as well. He stopped mid-way through it and told me jokingly to get out or stop complaining. I wouldn't have been able to open the car door if I wanted to, it was that tight. Still makes me chuckle.

Thanks for the tour!

Great video of Logan - great job!

Thanks! We are moving to Utah in a few months and looking at diff cities including Logan. My husband will be going to check out cities including Logan in a couple of week.

Wonderful Job!

I lived in Logan as a child in the nineties and havent been there since then.

Live there

I moved here for a brief time and although beautiful it lacked diversity and had little to no social life of what I'm used to in California. It's definitely a complete 180 difference. I did enjoy the wildlife and nature though.

Is there a lot of racism here?