This unique little cabin from the 1800s has been re-decorated at Hart Square as a 19th-century millinery, which, if you were wondering, is where women’s hats were made. The model was used to display various hats.
Millinery Shop
Model Inside Millinery Shop
Stroup Cabin, circa 1850, was moved and restored from an original location 25 miles from Hart Square, Lincoln County, North Carolina.
Stroup Cabin
Wagon wheels with colorful spindles are displayed around the Hart Square log cabins.
Colorful Wheels
Wheelwright Shop
Light on the Wheel
When one visits Hart Square, it seems like one is strolling through history. Here is an image of a rustic log cabin from the past.
Rustic Cabin
Our Catawba Valley Camera Club went on a private excursion to Hart Square Village last month, and we will post images captured there in the coming weeks.
Hart Square (located in Vale, North Carolina) is the nation’s most extensive collection of historic log cabins. Dr. Bob Hart, with the help of friends and volunteers, envisioned rescuing these pioneer structures and moving them to Hart Square to be preserved and enjoyed by the public. The square has 103 structures and is laid out well with an informative map and well-marked signs.
Hart Square Sign
Hart Square Village Map
Guidance Sign
A beach hut (also known as a beach cabin, beach box or bathing box) is a small, usually wooden and often brightly colored, box above the high tide mark on popular bathing beaches.
This image is from a beach in England where the red hut stands out among other colored beach boxes.
Red Changing House