The Watershed Cabin

The Watershed Cabin

The Watershed Cabin The Watershed Cabin sits on a property that was once the heart of a tiny village in Lebanon County, PA with the only blacksmith and gunsmith for miles sitting adjacent to the lot. The original log cabin was a one-story believed to have been built...
The Oak Chestnut Barn

The Oak Chestnut Barn

The Oak Chestnut Barn This 1850’s Hay Barn is comprised of all hand hewn oak and chestnut timbers. Originally located on a beautiful horse farm. — Explore the Store — Our inventory of antiques, architectural items, vintage pieces and reclaimed products is...
The Chestnut Corn Crib

The Chestnut Corn Crib

The Chestnut Corn Crib This early 1900’s corn crib is constructed with chestnut timbers and mortise and tenon. The footprint is 35′ long x 17.5′ wide.  The bottom plate is 7′ to the first floor joist. The floor joist to the rafter plate is...
Saddle Notch Cabin

Saddle Notch Cabin

Saddle Notch Cabin The Saddle Notch Cabin dates from the late 1700’s – early 1800’s. It is two-stories tall and made from white pine timbers. The cabin has a footprint of 22’2″ x 35′. First floor ceiling height is 7’6″....
The Turtle Cabin

The Turtle Cabin

The Turtle Cabin The Turtle Cabin was located near Tulpehocken Road in Pennsylvania. Tulpehocken is derived from the Lenape word for “land of turtles.” This aptly named cabin was built in the late 1800’s. The timbers are mostly red oak and dovetailed. The footprint of...