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William Arnold Log House, Williamstown

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#67 of 89 in Historic Sites in Kentucky

Historic Site · Hidden Gem · History Museum

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See up close what life was like "back in the day" at William Arnold Log House. One of the first homes in Williamstown, the house belonged to a lieutenant in the Revolutionary War. The refurbished two-story cabin made from brick and wood shares the town's history through antique furniture, cutlery, and other things on display, such as a large spinning wheel, and old stereoscope, and a collection of books and photographs from the period. A volunteer from Grant County Historical Society is always on site providing answers to any questions you might have about the cabin or the period. Note that this attraction is open for visitors only on Fridays or by appointment. William Arnold Log House is just one of the many highlights you can arrange to see using our , world travel planner Edition.

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By K5105UKsharond

Interesting 15 minutes of local history. Not sure I can elaborate for another 65 words to satisfy the minimum required to post a review.

Interesting 15 minutes of local history. Not sure I can elaborate for another 65 words to satisfy the minimum required to post a review. more »
By Lanette B

I never thought of the houses in a fort were attached to the wall of the fort. This was interesting to see how they lived. The guy that was in the house with the furs shot or trapped all of the...

I never thought of the houses in a fort were attached to the wall of the fort. This was interesting to see how they lived. The guy that was in the house with the furs shot or trapped all of the... more »

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By Jake Stimpson

On a rainy day after visiting the Ark, the kids and I were searching for something fun to do when we stumbled onto the William Arnold Log House. We figured it was worth checking out, and we were not disappointed. Such a cool piece of history, excellently preserved, and the woman working there was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend popping in if you're in the area. Definitely worth a visit!

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By A To Z Sales 1

Even though the museum was closed, just getting too experience a piece of preserved history is always rewarding.

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