Our newest book is 8½” x 11″ with 104 pages.
Featuring over 50 historic homes with color and black and white photos, “Then and Now” photos for most homes. Descriptions include homes’ histories and information about the people who lived there.
$25.00
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The Museum will be closed on July 4, 2023. We'll be open from 3 to 8 pm on Thursday, July 6, and also Friday July 7 and Saturday July 8 from noon to 4. Hope to see you there. Happy Cherry Days!
Such fun memories .
I love all these pictures! Wish we knew who they all were!
Brings back memories. I remember the decorating our bikes. The more crepe paper the better
This is an excerpt from our "North Ogden Through Time" book, published in 2017. "Recess, The Children's Favorite." Click on photos for more info.
North Ogden Historical Museum. Thanks for sharing.
The Fourth of March was a celebration that was held each year to commemorate the beginning of the LDS North Ogden first ward. The "sailor" group performed in 1931, and the Osmond Brothers Quartet performed in 1962. Click on photos for more info.
I remember the night the Osmonds sang
A.R.C. Smith built a home on the foothills of Ben Lomond to use while herding his sheep. A water tank north of the home provided city water at one time. A comparative photo was taken from 450 East near the canal trail in North Ogden.
Is it gone now? Or have they built around it?
A.R.C Smith was my great-great grandfather. The house was demolished over 30 years ago and my family obtained some of the bricks from this house. It was built on top of a natural spring and had fresh water all of the time.
The Berringer family lived there in the 60's.
Curious as to the location? I overlaid the 2 pictures
Adam Smith Kristal Warner Hoskins Christine Krstic Nick Eccles Lauren Eccles Sarah Eccles Buckway Alison Hazen Olsen
Love then and now comparisons!!! Thank you
Veda Berrett is posing with her 3rd grade class at North Ogden Central School, (often called the yellow-brick school) in 1921. The two-story school was constructed in 1908 for $13,179 and had eight classrooms. Restrooms were added later in the basement.
I had Miss Barrett for third grade, 1952-53, but it was most likely not her. However, I did know Vernon (Buck) Holmes and Hubert Bailey and Joe Chandler. I may have known a few of the girls, but not by their maiden names. They we’re about the same age as my father, but he didn’t get to Pleasant View til a few years after this.
My cute Aunt Jetta Barker, front, 4th from right. Was such an elegant lady, a fantastic cook!
Veda Berrett taught school for 43 years and retired in 1963.
Allene Orton was one of my Dad's Sisters.
Ohhh. She was such a nice lady!!
just for fun
I had Miss Berrett for 3rd grade in the 1950’s. Pledge of Allegiance and Lord’s Prayer every morning. lovely!
I love their outfits! Their shoes and long socks didn’t look to comfortable! Amazing picture!
I love the photo and all the comments! What a cute Lady!
What a great photo, Lynette Atkinson Siler! In what year was your mom born?