Old Log Cabins & Pioneer Barns - Pictures.

[Four22]

Somewhere in wyoming

 

[Schaaf]

9700’ in Wyoming

 

[MTTW]

 

[Paul in Idaho]

Great thread idea. Here's one from somewhere in the Frank, taken 25 years ago and scanned from 35mm film. Yeah, I'm that old.

 

[Simeod]

Arizona. Had some old solder top cans in it.

 

[Brute]

The Long Barn at the P Ranch. Frenchglen,Oregon.

 

[Brute]

The Round Barn at Diamond, Oregon.
The different color along the bottom is from flooding water.

 

[Brute]

 

[Elktrack]

All the stones are big chunks of quartz.

 

[Brute]

S E Oregon

 

[Brute]

SE Oregon
Evening shots.





Next morning.

 

[mtnrunner260]

Utah tie hack cabin.

 

[Bhoesl]

Must’ve hiked past this one half a dozen times last fall and never spotted it until yesterday, it’s really well hidden.

 

[Bhoesl]

Any ideas what this would have been? I’m guessing something mining-related. It’s about 6’ square and 12’ tall. No other structures around it that I could see.

 

[witski65]

Old Colorado mines

 

[noharleyyet]

The Round Barn at Diamond, Oregon.
The different color along the bottom is from flooding water.

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Cool shots of timber engineering...

 

[mtmuley]

Cool shots of timber engineering...

Pretty impressive. mtmuley

 

[270win88]

Please post your pictures of old log cabins and pioneer barns.

I enjoy looking at these vintage structures, especially their construction materials and construction methods including the log joints, chinking, and shingle roofing. The old growth forests are long gone in America but still survive in the logs and beams utilized to build decaying relics.

Pictured below is an old, abandoned log cabin and settlement I ran across while hunting and canoeing in the Missouri River Breaks of Montana.View attachment 175105View attachment 175106View attachment 175107

If only those walls could talk

 

[witski65]

Were people shorter back then? LOL Every time I walk up to or into one of these old structures my back starts hurting just thinking about living inside there.

 

[gouch]

Old ammo bunkers On a wildlife refuge that was part of a military base back during WWII