Lyric Theatre

The Lyric opened as a theater in 1913, built by the Thatcher brothers, George and B. G., of Logan's prominent banking family. For a century it has stayed in the business it was born to, its life renewed along the way by Utah State University together with the Thatchers and the wider community. Today the university runs it, and the Lyric Repertory Company fills its summers with plays — one of the longest-running stages in the state, still lit on Logan's Center Street.

What the plaque says

First used as theatre in 1913. Original Owner: George W. Thatcher and B.G. Thatcher Renovation made possible by Utah State University, Thatcher families and community of Logan.

Where it stands

Worth the stop nearby

• Logan — 0.3 mi
  A vibrant college town tucked into a stunning mountain valley
• American West Heritage Center — 4.7 mi
  A living history farm spanning 160 acres of Cache Valley
• Hyrum State Park — 6.8 mi
  A family-friendly reservoir at the mouth of Blacksmith Fork Canyon
• Wellsville Mountains — 9.0 mi
  The steepest mountains in North America for their height

More markers nearby

• Cache Valley — steps away
• Logan Temple Marker — steps away
• Pioneer Mills of Cache County — steps away
• The First Settlers of Logan — steps away