A Presbyterian theological seminary founded by William Tennent in Pennsylvania was nicknamed for being located in one of these places.
A Presbyterian theological seminary founded by William Tennent in Pennsylvania was nicknamed for being located in one of these places. A phrase mentioning this sort of place was used to champion the "Farmer of North Bend" and attack a rival whom Charles Ogle claimed ate off golden spoons. Soddies were often constructed when the materials needed for these objects were absent. The use of these structures was probably (*) introduced by Finnish settlers in New Sweden. In 1840, William Henry Harrison declared that he was the candidate of these structures and hard cider. Abraham Lincoln was born in one of these buildings in Kentucky. For 10 points, name this type of house which was commonly constructed from timber on the American frontier.
A Presbyterian theological seminary founded by William Tennent in Pennsylvania was nicknamed for being located in one of these places.
log cabins [or anything indicating a building or house made of logs]