Located on the Muscatatuck property is an old log cabin and barn that have been kept up nicely. There are displays inside the cabin behind plexiglass, but hard to take photos. I took a lot of photos wandering around the outside area. This is just a bunch of them. I have little to say about them. The family that lived and farmed here was named Meyer and it hasn't been that long since the property was turned into part of the wildlife refuge. I've misplaced one of my brochures with the info about the cabin.
The view of the cabin walking back from the barn.......home at the end of a long days labor.
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7 comments:
Mary, Your pictures speak well for themselves!! You can just imagine a family living here and struggling to make a living.
Great pictures, Mary... That cabin reminds me of one that George and I saw in the Smokies yesterday.... I loved that place where you visited... It's 'our' kind of place.
Don't miss my blog today.
Hugs,
Betsy
I especially like the fence picture.Looks like time has taken its toll on some parts of the buildings.
You just wonder what stories the walls of that old cabin could tell. Lots of history has apparently been lived out there.
Hi Mary...I really love these photo's right up my alley lol
Love the waddle fence..and the old machinery..wow!!
What a life they must have had compared to today...and we think we have it bad!!
Oh, wow....want to go there more and more....wish that cabin was mine.
wow Mary, i enjoyed seeing these....hope all is well with you in your neck of the woods
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