A log house, in western parlance, differs from a cabin, in the logs being hewn on two sides to an equal thickness, before raising; in having a framed and shingled roof, a brick or stone chimney, windows, tight floors, and are frequently clapboarded on... A New Guide for Emigrants to the West: Containing Sketches of Michigan, Ohio ... - Page 125 by John Mason Peck - 1837 - 381 pages Full view -
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