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"Erected in 1788 on head waters of Birchfield Run now owned by L. H. Cather of Fairmont, W. Va. Part of this building is still standing and is occupied."
Located on the O. H. Dille farm, George Washington stopped here when he visited Morgantown in 1784.
Inscribed on the front by Achilles Murat Long, : "The old log house that was where I was raised. This was torn down and another house built." Information on the back: "Stephen D. Trail Summers County Collection, W. V., Roy Long Collection 1998"
Unidentified children stand in front of the Scott Fortney Log Cabin. Located in Harrison County.
Located at Zoar on Dent's Run. Other information included with the photograph, "Presented to Lou Dent Frum by her father, Harry Dent, July 5th, 1939."
Built by Billy Andy Mullins.
View of one of the oldest homes in West Virginia located near the banks of the Greenbrier River. The home was the sight of a Shawnee Indian attack in 1777.
Looking at one of the oldest homes in West Virginia from across the road, located near the banks of the Greenbrier River. The home was the sight to a Shawnee Indian attack in 1777.
The log cabin is located across a "hard road and bridge" from Blaker's Mill, according to the caption on the back of the photograph. Today, the old cabin is used as a barn.
Two unidentified men are pictured under the cabin's awning.
Looking across a dirt road and wooden bridge at a log building.
Sam Gwinn's old home located behind Andy Gwinn's brick house.
Family members pose outside of their log home with a horse. Subjects unidentified.
The original cabin, to the right, and a grand addition, on the left, are pictured. The Hutchinson family was the earliest settling family in the Forest Hill District near the Greenbrier River.
View of the home from across the field. The Hutchinson family was the earliest settler in the Forrest Hill District near the Greenbrier River.
View of the home from across the field. The Hutchinson family was the earliest settler in Forest Hill District near the Greenbrier River.
Picture of an old log home.
Two unidentified men are pictured outside the log home. One chops wood while the other stands beside a dog.
Larry and Wanda Lilly pictured at a doorway to the log home located on Leatherwood Road.
The Thayers' from Charleston, W. Va. lived in this cottage before the Sulphur Spring burned it down, according to a description on the back of the postcard.Published by Pence Springs Community Club.
Photo looking at the entrance of the cabin.
Three unidentified girls stand beside the grand log cabin.
A log home sits beside a dirt path with a small shed.
Taylor pictured outside his home playing a violin.
Sarah Amanda Skaggs Taylor pictured with Madge Nichols Skagss and her children outside of Meadows Cabin. Currently, Dr. Richards owns the property.
Wickline pictured next to a leafless, baby tree outside of a log cabin.
Erastis Clay Grimmett with wife Liza Ann Buckland, sons William "Forint", Romie, Rushford "Rush", Vergil "Bird", and daughters Minnie and Gray.Liza died in 1936 at the age of 96.
Looking at the log home which is situated alongside New River.
Ballengee and his wife pictured outside of their log home in the Avis section of town.
Looking at the house entrance.
A small log cabin is pictured.
"The little log house in the center was the house of Leonard and Phebe Hinkle Harper for about 9 years."The house was still standing in 2017 in Circleville, W. Va. owned by the Warner family.