Built in 1805, Loghurst is the oldest remaining log house in the area of northeast Ohio once known as the Connecticut Reserve. Experience life in a turn of the century farmhouse. Learn about the pioneers who farmed the land, as well as those who used the farmhouse to harbor fugitive slaves.
Tours introduce visitors to a typical kitchen, dinning room and parlor of the period, while sharing lifestyle information and stories from all the house's previous inhabitiants.
Built in 1805, Loghurst is the oldest remaining log house in the area of northeast Ohio once known as the Connecticut Reserve. Experience life in a turn of the century farmhouse. Learn about the pioneers who farmed the land, as well as those who used the farmhouse to harbor fugitive slaves.
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