Neill Log House, Log cabin in Schenley Park, US.
The Neill Log House features original wooden construction with notched corners, a fieldstone chimney, and traditional elements from late 18th-century architecture.
Built between 1765 and 1795, the Neill Log House stands as the oldest residential structure in Pittsburgh, initially owned by Robert Neill until its sale to John Reed.
The log house represents early American frontier living conditions and construction methods, demonstrating the resourcefulness of Pittsburgh's first European settlers.
Visitors can explore this historic landmark through guided educational tours that explain construction techniques and daily life in colonial Pittsburgh.
Recent dendrochronology studies of a beam above the fireplace confirmed the construction date of 1795, validating historical documentation of the property's transfer.
Location: Pittsburgh
Architectural style: rustic architecture
GPS coordinates: 40.43674,-79.94366
Latest update: March 4, 2025 19:46
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