Could it be that log cabins embody the pioneer spirit of America ... John Jones (1815–1864), who built this house around 1835, was a grandson of early settlers John Jones Sr. (1764–1860) and Mary Jane ...

The old trader’s log cabin, which has been behind the Woodruff ... The cabin was believed to be constructed in the early 1800s and was used by trappers who traded with Indians in the years ...

In this episode, we continue building our tiny off-grid log cabin in the Canadian wilderness using only hand tools. Winter reappears, but we take advantage of the relatively warm weather early in ...

In Curt Peffer’s case, it’s his fifth-great-grandfather’s log cabin. In the early 1800s, James Wright built the cabin on Camp Run Road in Franklin Township for his wife, Marion, and their ...

The upper portion of the blockhouse is not original, and was reconstructed using materials from another early log cabin, that of James Cunningham, built in the area.

Cadle, who owns Village Restorations & Consulting, Inc. in Hollidaysburg near Altoona, has been restoring log cabins for 46 years. He also restores other early stone and log buildings for state ...

A log cabin built before 1867 and occupied by Fillmore County pioneers stands on a site near the Little Store at 3334 Marion Road S.E. A smaller log house, built in 1880 between Mazeppa and ...

which like many early log cabins had been hidden under siding. Volunteers dismantled the house for shipment, transported the oak and chestnut logs (many of them 30 feet long and over a foot thick ...

Room for two guests; indoor toilet, outdoor shower. This early 1800's log cabin sits among the hardwoods of the Huron-Manistee National Forest, a nearly 1 million-acre block of public lands on the ...