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The building at 102 North Main is a well-preserved two-story, flat-roofed gray brick structure with a classical emphasis. Its original front entrance of double doors was crowned with a stone engraving depicting a pioneer scene that emphasized the hometown roots of the original company. The site was the original location of Logan’s second banking institution. In 1892, George H. Champ came to Logan to found the Utah Mortgage and Loan Company and built a bank on this property. That institution succeeded and expanded throughout the Rocky Mountains, then gave rise to the Cache Valley Banking Company on the same premises in 1903. The present building was erected in 1928 by that company, and it housed Walker Bank and currently Zion's Bank.
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Logan, Utah · United States
