Carter Shields Cabin, 1880–1885. A 20' x 18' x 19' high, single-pen, one-and-one-half-story, hewn-log house with a side-gable roof and shouldered fieldstone end-wall chimney. Logs are half-dovetail notched with board chinking. Set on isolated fieldstone piers, the house has a full-facade porch with shed roof that continues slope of gable roof. East wall and gable end of west wall are sheathed with weatherboards. House has three doors (front, rear, and side), wood-shingle roof, and four windows (two with 6/6 sash).
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