1. Library/ Born Cabin





In 1967, this two-story cabin was moved here from the Leland/North Freedom area.
Inside, it is made with Eastlake style trim, hand-applied plaster ceilings, and sawn wood floors.
It was common to have the kitchen in a lean-to type building at the rear of cabins, and this is why the staircase appears to be entered from the outside.
It is currently being restored for future exhibits.