Anderson,TX by Richardphotos

Photography • Historical • posted on Mar 20, 2017

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Description

log cabin built my master craftsmen slaves hand cut and had no nails until some crazy nailed a a few nails at a corner. just for vandalism

Comments (30)

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kenmo

8:45AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Neat building and history....

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Faemike55

8:56AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Great looking building - Shame about the vandalization

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miwi

9:32AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

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eekdog

9:48AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Shame people need to fill their jolly with vandalism. Cool shot.

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byteline

9:58AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Very interesting!

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MagikUnicorn

10:06AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Gorgeous old stuff

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VEDES

10:22AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Excellent old house!!!!

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iborg64

11:01AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Marvelous old building could do with one like this for vue

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Jean_C

11:30AM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Interesting old building, superb capture, Richard!

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ontar1

12:42PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Cool, nice old building!

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Windigo

12:56PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Great shot!

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VDH

1:11PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Very interesting old house ! Perfect shot !!

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farmerC

2:28PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

it is a great contrast to the other.

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netsuke

2:37PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Reminiscent of how my home and carriage house were built. "My traditional New England frame house was built using hardwood beams connected with mortise-and-tenon joints fastened by hand-cut dowels and hand-wrought nails (we call them square nails)." Though my home is not as rustic as this one.

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ZigZag321

3:05PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

It's amazing. And maybe a little structure fortification couldn't hurt? Just to save it, I mean. The porch roof and floor looks like it's going to collapse. Would be a shame to lose it just to preserve it in its most original form. Just a thought, you know?

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QuietRiot

3:19PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

What an amazing building!

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claude19

7:36PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

issued from a western ???

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Madbat

8:53PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

I never ceases to amaze me how much people seem to enjoy wrecking things.

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DukeNukem2005

10:44PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

This is great!

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mtdana

11:46PM | Mon, 20 March 2017

Great capture!!!

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hilmarion

3:00AM | Tue, 21 March 2017

This hut must be my dwelling in my next life

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sossy

4:22AM | Tue, 21 March 2017

thats an interesting capture of an old cabin like I saw in norway and "steinhagen" on the sign is german 😊 I could read in your info about vandalism but that is all I did understand 🤔

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DennisReed

2:32PM | Tue, 21 March 2017

cool

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RodS

7:35PM | Tue, 21 March 2017

Great photo of this cabin, Richard. I've never been able to understand the psyche of idiots that have to get their jollies by destroying everything around them.

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matstan2610

9:44AM | Wed, 22 March 2017

Wonderful photo.

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nickcarter

10:11AM | Wed, 22 March 2017

Sin let her go so broken ! Nice picture!!

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bugsnouveau

9:10PM | Thu, 23 March 2017

Great shot

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Glendaw

9:04AM | Fri, 24 March 2017

Hard to imagine these wooden homes still standing after all the elements they have endured.

Great view of this and the on the right.

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anahata.c

1:46AM | Sat, 01 April 2017

Yeah it is amazing how these were built without nails. And terrible that people like to vandalize it. A beauty of an old home, and your photo has real shadow, which makes it feel melancholy and private. And your usual way with clarity and "presence"---the cabin has presence, it speaks to us. I like the proportions too---that cabin is high up on the shot, making it almost float in the shot. A beautiful capture of a very special place.

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