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English
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History of Cache County
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Pioneer Pathways
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1998
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1
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233-72
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“Cache County is located in the northern part of the state of Utah. … Cache County was created in 1856 by the territorial legislature. In 1864 its boundaries were redefined when part of Cache County became Richland (later Rich) county. Between 1824 and 1855 the valley was visited by trappers and explorers.” [Author]
This article is a compilation of the history of Cache County, including information on its terrain, trappers, the Shoshone Native American tribe, the Bear River Massacre, ranching and settling in the county, various towns and cities, the building of the Logan Temple and Tabernacle, the founding of Brigham Young College, the United Order, the story of Old Ephraim (the bear), and various museums in Cache County. -
Museums
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Publications (Mormon), Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Malad, Idaho
United Order
Utah, education
Brigham Young, prophet
Brigham Young College
Cook, Ida Ione
Diaries and journals, male
Logan, Utah
Mendon, Utah
Logan Temple
Water resources
Logan Tabernacle
Quarries and Quarrying
Colonization, Utah
Maughan, Peter
Kimball, Heber C.
Providence, Utah
Letters
Connor, Patrick Edward
Bear River, Battle of
Salt Lake and Utah Railroad
Native Americans, Shoshoni
Cache County, Utah
Ashley, William H.
Washakie
Fur trade rendezvous
Cache Valley (Utah-Idaho)