Log Cabin Inn:
Cook Forest's environmental learning center is a large log building built in 1934 by the CCC.
Sawmill Historical Room:
This electric powered mill operated for a little over one year to saw salvage cut timber from the park. Most of the earlier mills were water driven and found along Tom's Run.
The Sawmill houses displays and a gift shop for a local arts and craft organization.
Offers fascinating displays of logging and rafting tools, models, and other artifacts.
I love places like this.
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to live in a log cabin, not the big fancy ones they build now, but one much like this one... love it
ReplyDeletewhat a great learning center! i love visiting places like this!
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic log cabin with lots to see and learn about!
ReplyDeleteI was once in Cook Forest about 40 years ago, looks like I'm do for a return trip. These sights remind me of being in the Adirondack Mountains. Thanks Gayle for showcasing a wonderful Pennsylvania treasure. I hope that you make a return trip to Tuesday's Treasures.
ReplyDeleteHello, I love the old cabins. I am glad it has been preserved. Thanks for sharing your visit.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
That is a fun place to visit. I like seeing all the old artificats.
ReplyDeleteThat is a fun place to visit. I like seeing all the old artificats.
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