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Cabin is on national historic register
Posted 1/8/13
DEADWOOD — A log cabin located just outside of Deadwood has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
State historic preservation officer Jay Vogt tells the Black Hills Pioneer that the Pearson Cabin could date back to 1876 with the Black Hills Gold Rush, and its early construction could be tied to gold seekers. The roof is covered in cyanide can lids manufactured after 1902, but the structure could well have been built prior to that and the lids added later.
Vogt says the property is both fascinating and unique.
The South Dakota State Historical Society identifies historic properties throughout the state and presents them to the national register.
