Cache Valley legends and leaders live on in massive work of art on Logan main drag

Cole Eisenhour’s mural keeps captivating Cache County figures’ stories alive.

(Clarissa Casper | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cole Eisenhour's mural in Logan preserves the stories of Shoshone leaders and Old Ephraim.

(Clarissa Casper | The Salt Lake Tribune) Cole Eisenhour's mural in Logan preserves the stories of Shoshone leaders and Old Ephraim.

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