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A GRAIN OF SENSE HISTORY CAN'T BE ONLY FACTOR IN SEEKING RESTORATION FUNDS
2002
Overview
People keep wanting to call it a cabin, this small log structure once on the Hodil Farm in Ross, later on the Schlag Farm in Ross and now in a heap at the Ross community center. Again and again, those who love the little building and hope to save it use that word. \"This cabin is a winner!\" local historian Sandy Brown said in a story in our pages last week (\"Schlag cabin found badly deteriorated,\" Oct. 9 -- and yes, yes, I know, we called it a cabin ourselves). Don't get me wrong. I'm glad Sandy Brown and others alerted us to the Schlag Farm in the first place. It was a superbly preserved glimpse at an agrarian past, nestled amid a housing development in bustling southern Ross. I'm glad the developer who bought the Schlag Farm gave the history-minded folks time to move the granary. I'm glad volunteers, including a class of Beattie Technical School students, pitched in to help. I'm glad Ross commissioners agreed to have the granary rebuilt at the township's new center, a place where thousands can see it.
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Pittsburgh Post - Gazette
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