Discover Oklahoma: Historic log cabins offer insights into pioneer living
It was back in 1829 that Sequoyah, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, built a one-room log cabin at Skin Bayounear, the military road between Fort Gibson and Fort Smith . He lived in that cabin until his death in 1843. This cabin remains the oldest surviving log cabin in present-day Oklahoma .
Today, Sequoyah's home is just one of the historic log structures that visitors can find in various parts of Oklahoma, ...
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