Old Time Lebanon

This cute little log cabin sits at the end of one our streets in town. It was built back in the mid 1700's, and it still stands today. They recently began doing some work on it. Once it is finished they will open it to the public for tours. I realize the tour will be short, very short, but still it will be neat to go inside and sense its significance to our town.

[Pam Hawkes]

It is an amazing testament to the workmanship of the pioneers! Looking forward to when you get a glimpse inside!

[scooter]

Beautiful looking building!

[Mrs. Smith]

What a cool old cabin!

[Kerri]

Awesome

[bruni]

Let your camera take us inside when the time comes. it looks fascinating against next to modern struction. the log house reminds me of places I've seen in Alaska.

[katy]

Wow! what an interesting building! Great shot . Will you get to take pictures inside?

[Marilyn Wigen]

I love historic buildings and love it when towns take steps to preserve them. Great shot and I look forward to seeing pics of the finished project.

[Veronica McDonnell]

Lovely capture of the old building, there must be a lot of history around where you live.

[Terry]

looks odd next the the colorful one

[Constance Brinkley]

I love the history of your town. You did make me laugh on the short tour! I agree great house!

[Dione Giorgio]

Well worth taking care of, Rick. I love these old buildings, they are full of history and, who knows, mystery stories.

[Denise]

Interesting construction technique. Looks like it will be a treasure for everyone to tour.

[Allison Williams]

Amazing that it survived all these years without so called "improvements".

[Shirley Banford]

I didn't realize you were in Lebanon! Back in upstate New York Lebanon baloney was my favorite! Harder to find here on Cape Cod. Awesome cabin.

[Kd Wallis]

It is so cute! I think it will be very neat and interesting to go inside!!

[Naomi]

I love little log cabins, they're so cosy :)

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I used to work in an early American replica village. There was always a momentary pause as you walked up to the old log cabins- especially the one that had a 5 foot black snake that liked to sun on the roof! This looks very well kept.