an original cabin in the Cherokee Village by Richardphotos
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located at Tahlequah, OK. a member of the Cherokees which works in the Cherokee Museum family owned the cabin originally living in it
Comments (32)
a cute little house. I like the way the fireplace is covered in logs... a good shot, thanks for sharing it!
Nice old log house
Exellent shot.
great shot
Wonderful little house,excellent shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic light in this fine capture.It seems to have withstood the ravages of time pretty well.
Interesting and original house! Fine photo!
Lovely place!
Fantastic old house and great shot !!!
A very beautiful wood house, superb and interesting capture, Richard!
A very nice wooden house. Beautiful capture.
Nice little house, excellent shot!!
Great log cabin! Beautiful photo!
Amazing external chemney (bread oven ?), interesting capture, Richard !
cool bit of history
Looks very old, not much living space back in the days. Cool shot.
I love this sort of wooden house ! excellent photograph ! superb Richard !!!
A cozy little cabin. Cool photo of it, Richard.
Fantastic old building, great capture!
The old cabins like that usually had the inside of the firebox either mud or stone lined.
Not sure I've seen a wooden chimney - great capture!!!
Fantastic bit of history.
Very nice capture!
very nostalgic. Great photo
very nice cabin. I'm happy to see that someone lives there :-)
I like this old house. Well seen !
So COOL thanks for the share
I would have hated it back then, no AC. great image
cool
What a crazy world this is. That there are people who are homeless. People who are drowning in debt from mortgages with interest rates that are extortion. People who can't afford to buy a home because their rent is most of their take home pay and can't save a cent more.
Just a victory garden on the side and solar panels for electricity plus a barrel to catch fresh rain water and clean air... I would be at home here.