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About William Arnold Log House
The William Arnold Log House is a 19th Century Log Home of hewn poplar logs located in Williamstown, Kentucky. It serves as a museum, displaying Grant County artifacts and other historical pieces. Originally believed to be the home of William Arnold, a dendro-dating project confirmed it was built by his daughter, Cassandra Tully. The Grant County Historical Society and the City of Williamstown saved the log cabin after it was discovered within another house.
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The William Arnold Log House is a 19th Century Log Home of hewn poplar logs located in Williamstown, Kentucky. It serves as a museum, displaying Grant County artifacts and other historical pieces. Originally believed to be the home of William Arnold, a dendro-dating project confirmed it was built by his daughter, Cassandra Tully. The Grant County Historical Society and the City of Williamstown saved the log cabin after it was discovered within another house.