LOGAN, Utah — A mystery is unfolding underground at Utah State University in Cache County.

In the basement of the school’s library is a special collection of antiques, including artifacts, books, a table from the estate of King Henry VIII, and there’s a door. A very old door — dating back to the 1600s.

Somehow, the key to that door has been misplaced.

On Friday morning, a local locksmith came in to try some old skeleton keys in the door, but nothing fit.

Now, Jim Beazer said he’s going to have to use new technology to create a new key.

“Try and make it look as old and cool, just like the door is, when we have the final product,” said Beazer. “We’re going to order something that looks more period, and then file it to fit this.”

Beazer was so intrigued when he found out about the door that he’s doing this job for free.