Here is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire the recently dismantled historic log cabin home built by some of Kentucky’s first settlers, Israel and Susannah (Boone) Grant, shortly after Daniel Boone blazed the Wilderness Trail into Kentucky. Susannah Boone Grant was a sister to Daniel Boone himself.

This pristine 20’ x 34’ 1,250 square feet, two-story log structure was built in 1787 near Georgetown Kentucky, and has been maintained exceptionally well for the last 237 years, having been clad over inside and out for more “modern” times. The land where the home was built has been sold for commercial development and the current owners took these steps to ensure the continued survival of the historic structure.  We have carefully dismantled and tagged the structure for its preservation and re-assembly. This building is registered as a National Historic Place and a Kentucky Landmark (the National Historic Place registration can be transferred to the structure’s new location).

The original structural components are in storage and ready to ship for the cabin to be rebuilt and given new life for another 237 years. Only a few structural members will need to be reproduced for 100% reassembly. We have included some photographs of the cabin before being dismantled, the salvage process, and the plans for reassembly. Please let us know if you or your organization are interested in acquiring this unique frontier structure straight from the pages of the history books of our nation’s founding.

There is also a nice news video from when the structure was dismantled.

Please contact Gary Fleck directly at –
boonecabinsale@gmail.com
















Thanks for looking at the log cabin. We also sell fireplace mantels –