Old Barns/Sheds/Houses ~ North Carolina

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Last October's trip to Maggie Valley, we picked a "scenic route day road trip" out of a tourist's guide. Believe me, we got lost...started out on Rabbit Skin Road, take a left at the bridge, make a right on Possum Trot Road, turn right at stop sign onto Bobcat Road.

Cow Barn.webp Old Barn 2.webp Old Barn 3.webp Old Shed.webp Old House.webp
 

Strange looking Herefords there.

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Chris
 

Like #4 and #5 best. Often think of doing a calendar of old abandoned houses and barns, just never seem to get around to it.
 

Those sound like the directions we get when we go to Kentucky. LOL :laughing9:

I like the house.
 

I love the old barn and house pics. I would love to detect around that last house pic.
 

I wonder how old that log cabin you photographed is? It does look like an oldie. Recently I've been looking into my roots. My great great great grandpa Henry Jackson Brandenburg was born 1827 in Union County Indiana. He married my great great great grandma who was a Lydia Tempelton and she was also born in Union County, IN in 1833. Looking into all that I find out the Tempelton's we're some of the very first settlers in Union County Indiana and in the lawn of the Courthouse of Union county they preserved an old cabin like the one in your picture and it's called the Templeton cabin erected in 1805. I have to wonder if my ancestors may have been familiar with that old cabin in Liberty, Indiana?. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Templeton_Log_Cabin_in_Liberty.jpg
 

I wonder how old that log cabin you photographed is? It does look like an oldie. Recently I've been looking into my roots. My great great great grandpa Henry Jackson Brandenburg was born 1827 in Union County Indiana. He married my great great great grandma who was a Lydia Tempelton and she was also born in Union County, IN in 1833. Looking into all that I find out the Tempelton's we're some of the very first settlers in Union County Indiana and in the lawn of the Courthouse of Union county they preserved an old cabin like the one in your picture and it's called the Templeton cabin erected in 1805. I have to wonder if my ancestors may have been familiar with that old cabin in Liberty, Indiana?. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Templeton_Log_Cabin_in_Liberty.jpg

We pass that when we go to Brookville lake.
 

We pass that when we go to Brookville lake.
Yeah there's not a lot of info online about it, but Liberty Indiana is where my ancestors seem to settle for a while.
 

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