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Cooper Cabin Pioneer Homestead   (circa 1810)
Cooper Road near Cabot off Route 356
Butler, PA
724-238-8116
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Furnished with family heirlooms, memorabilia and other period pieces, the cabin was an original county homestead that was enlarged after the Civil War. Cooper family descendants remained in the cabin until 1963. An extensive herb garden as well as such outbuildings as a spinning house and a springhouse can be seen. Cooper Cabin is open to the public for tours and for special programs scheduled on Sundays May through August.

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Thomas Brandon
I study historic log structures in western and central Pennsylvania. The Cooper Cabin is an excellent preserved examble of a log house from the early settlement of the area. It features "V" notching, to lock the logs together at the corners, chinking to fill in the space between the logs, and boxed corners (log ends do not project through the corners). Tom Brandon, Brookville Pa
Thomas Brandon at at 01:36PM, 2010/09/16.

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