Log Cabin Day
Log Cabin Day is held on June 29. Was originated by the Log Cabin Society in corroboration with the Bad Axe Historical society. This event in the third decade of the month June is annual. 
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The first log cabins in the Americas were built by emigrants from Sweden and Finland. Log cabins had been built in these countries for thousands of years. One man working alone could build a small log cabin in a few weeks. It went much faster if he had help.
Seven US presidents were either born in or have lived in a log cabin including Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Jackson, James Buchanan and Adlai Stevenson. The log cabin became a political icon when it was used to drive a presidential campaign for William Henry Harrison, intending to show America he was a man of the people.
Log Cabin day was originated by the Log Cabin Society in corroboration with the Bad Axe Historical society. Each year people go out to help preserve historical log cabins so that they can be maintained for the future and hold on to the artifacts and memories that make them so important.
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