A Few Thoughts ... about a house's history
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A few thoughts... About a house's history » Sandpoint Reader
By Sandy ComptonReader Columnist About 25 years ago, I decided to remodel the house in which I spent much of my youth. When I entered the eighth grade, we moved to a more conventional house in a nearby town, but “The Cabin” stayed in our lives as our ancestral home in the country. It is assembled of disparate parts, the first of which was a 12-by-14-foot log cabin built by my maternal grandfather with pole rafters, a hand-split shake roof, a wi…
A Few Thoughts ... about a house's history
About 25 years ago, I decided to remodel the house I spent much of my youth in. When I entered the eighth grade, we moved to a more conventional house in a town, but “The Cabin” stayed in our lives as our ancestral home in the country. It is assembled of disparate parts, the first of which was a 12- by 14-foot log cabin built by my maternal grandfather with pole rafters, a hand-split shake roof, a...
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