Cline Cabin

In 1861, German immigrants Constantine and Agnes Cline purchased two adjoining parcels of land southwest of here on a hillside near the Mohican-Memorial Shrine. They began farming the area and built a spring house, barn, orchard, and cabin. Generations of the Cline family continued to own and operate the farm in Ashland County. In 1947, the State of Ohio purchased the property, and it became part of the Mohican-Memorial State Forest. By 1979, the Cline Cabin was in danger of falling into disrepair and was moved to this location. Today, it links the present to a time when people used this land and its resources to grow crops and provide raw materials to feed and shelter their families.

Ohio · United States