The Living History School's Pioneer Log Cabin Tour

Tour of a replicated pioneer log cabin in Oregon. This is a replica that a friend and I built in the Willamette Valley. Small one room cabins like this one were constructed by Oregon Trail pioneers in the 1840-1850's.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• pioneer
• log
• cabin
• bush
• craft
• survival
• oregon
• trail
• living
• history
• loft
• economic
• collapse

[EmoNinjaJD]

wow ur amazing o-o i also saw ur indian house videos also hope u enjoyed the party/ceremony and keep up the great work ^-^

[LivingHistorySchool]

@EmoNinjaJD Thanks

[afghi420]

I love these style log cabins, i would have no problem living in something like this. Have you ever watched the Dick Proenneke film? He built a cabin in Alaska on Twin Lakes and stayed there by himself for decades. He filmed himself building his cabin and his life at the cabin. You should check it out, its a really nice film.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@afghi420 yes, amazing footage

[TheSkoalboy09]

can you say ummmm any more lol nice vid tho

[LivingHistorySchool]

@TheSkoalboy09 ummmm

[Cmy5luvs]

Oh, I always wondered why log cabins were made with the roof seperated a little bit..enough to allow the light in. I didn't realize the cedar swelled in the winter to make it water proof. That was very interesting! Thank you for posting thes videos. I just subscribed to you! Have a nice day!

[newzealandsurvival]

I love it, I would live in a cabin that size in a heart beat

[trevor6744]

cool! how warm is it though?

[Imjetta7]

My only complaint would be a suggestion: please get a hand held light to show the inside better, it's VERY hard to see.

Thank you for posting, I think hard times are coming and we may need to bug out and build one of these in a far away place :)

[RCvolunteer1978]

have you thought of sky lights and/or Solar tubes to add light to the Cabins