✨ In Pulaski County, Virginia, legend says this two-story log cabin was built in the late 1700s and may have originally served as a tavern or inn for travelers passing through the Virginia wilderness along the nearby river and wagon road. For most of its life, though, it was a private home that seemingly saw few upgrades over the years, giving us a rare glimpse into the simplicity of frontier living. Believe it or not, quite a few of these cabins still exist, though many are hidden inside larger
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