Cattle Cabin

The Cattle Cabin features a simple rectangular design with natural wooden logs stacked horizontally and secured at corner joints, displaying traditional building methods.

Constructed in 1885, this log cabin represents a period of westward expansion and settlement in California during the late nineteenth century development of Tulare County.

The structure demonstrates the adaptation of early American settlers to local conditions through the use of available materials for constructing functional dwellings.

Located at coordinates 36.571667, -118.753056, visitors can reach the cabin through designated trails within the protected area of Sequoia National Park.

The National Register of Historic Places recognizes this cabin as one of the remaining examples of nineteenth-century rustic architecture in the Sierra Nevada region.

Location: Tulare County

Inception: 1885

Architectural style: rustic architecture

GPS coordinates: 36.57167,-118.75306

Latest update: March 6, 2025 01:10