In 1848, Eric G.M. Hogan and family settled in South Bountiful. In 1858, he built this cabin of native logs for his wife, Ingeborg. Its slab roof was fastened with wooden pegs, and a ladder in a corner served an upper room. Hannah joined the family in 1862, and her five children were born here. After seventeen years, a larger home was built and the cabin became a granary. It was later given to D.U.P. by Hyrum and Margaret Hogan for a relic hall and moved to this location in 1976.