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Slave Cabin

I was visiting a potential listing in Chesterfield on the border of Town and Country and came across this treat…an old slave cabin in the yard. You can see the old logs under the siding. This dates from the early 1800’s.

Slave Cabin

Slave Cabin

5 thoughts on “Slave Cabin”

  1. Todd Heilman says:

    Wow…very interesting.

  2. Luwellyn Fleur says:

    What a captivating blog! It is always a treat to see and read about the many diverse and interesting places you venture upon!

  3. Amazing Ted!! Very rare to find one in-tact now. Should definitely be preserved.
    Patrice Munden

  4. Margaret Goff says:

    An important piece of history, right under your nose! Thanks for posting this Ted.

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