Built circa the 1840s and originally located at the corner of West Main and Walnut Streets, this log house was home to some of East Palestine’s earliest notable residents, including Dr. Robert Chamberlin, the town’s first resident physician, and his wife Rebecca. Chamberlin practiced medicine for 30 years and served the town as township trustee in 1834, the first postmaster in 1836, and township clerk in 1839. He also worked as a surveyor for the county and for the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad, helping lay out the line from the Ohio River to Salem. The home’s last residents, John and Mary Bozick, lived there from 1927 to 1978, and in 1978 the Bozick family donated the house to the local historical society. The structure was then moved to 555 Bacon Avenue on city park property and opened to the public as the town’s first museum.