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The cabin is an historical landmark. James Swindler’s great-grandfather, A. W. Clark, was born there in 1840. His father - Swindler’s great, great-grandfather also lived there. The cabin was in constant use until the 1950’s when a tenant named Sam Frye was the last known inhabitant of the house. The Swindlers have renovated and added on to the cabin while preserving its original appearance. It stands next to the Swindlers’ home and, in addition to being an antique showroom, it serves as an apartment for their son. The Swindlers have selected the very best from their large collection of Appalachian furniture and crafts for display in the cabin. They have brightcolored quilts in the
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