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This c. 1860 single pen log house on North Jefferson Street was once part of the Willis Graves estate and is named after James Hogan, who owned it from 1881 to 1912. Rehabilitated as a craft shop in 1992, it later gained a second log house moved to the site from Dry Ridge, KY. Typical of the log construction popular in Boone County until the time of the Civil War, it was built primarily of poplar and walnut logs and features dovetail notching.
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Burlington, Kentucky · United States
