Log home plans have their roots in Colonial America. North America's early homesteaders cut timber and created homes with little more than an ax. These Frontier style log homes or cabins were one room and were no more than 10' wide. They typically included a loft area for sleeping. Because glass was not widely manufactured in America until the 1800's, many of the earliest American cabins were built without windows. Those having window openings ...
Rear/Alternate Elevations
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