Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 288
r, but interesting, country. The original Lincoln cabin had been torndown and the materials had been moved away,as stated, by a man named Tom Davenport,who used the logs in his own house. Mr. A. W. Dennett, a New York gentleman,not long ago bought the Davenport house,recovered the logs, and, after… … THE LINCOLN SPRING.photograph by The Evans Art Co., Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Lincolns left it. The cabin is eighteen feetlong, sixteen feet wide, and about twelve feethigh, counting from the floor to the ridge pole.There is only one door and one window — thelatter an opening twenty inches square.…
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