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Building The Hewn Log House

Books about traditional folk houses in general and log houses in particular have been published before. There have been "how-to-build" books, historical-geographical surveys, even studies of those people one hundred years ago who built and lived in traditional forms of housing -- based entirely on the house forms themselves. Charles McRaven, in Building the Hewn Log House considers all of these approaches to the description and understanding of the hewn log house.

208 pages

First published January 1, 1978

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April 10, 2016
I've been researching our retirement home of the future and this book has a lot of history of the American home and it's progression from a one room home of 16 foot by 20 foot to a 2 story home with an ell with the kitchen off the back door... lots of ideas but I'm not sure if at my age I want a log home or a timber-frame home with a bit more space.
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