The so-called settlers buildings located on the grounds of the Landis Valley Farm Museum. On the right is an outdoor bake oven, next is the house, in back of the house is a springhouse, on the left is a barn of logs with a thatched roof.
In rebuilding the Bertolet log cabin on the Boone Homestead near Reading, Pennsylvania, the massive size of the throat and chimney are very evident. Many similar appendages built in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries have a similar form and size. Photo courtesy Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
Detail of corner construction of the Bertolet House at the Daniel Boone Homestead. Photo courtesy of the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.