Log Cabin Detail Gheen Minnesota August 1937

A log cabin stands in Gheen, Minnesota, in August 1937. It illustrates early 20th-century rural architecture in cut-over land. Log cabins were common in the Midwest, built using local timber and reflecting the self-sufficient lifestyle of settlers. This image is part of the FSA/OWI Collection, capturing everyday life during the Great Depression.

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