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Build your own log home from scratch

S. Blackwell Duncan

1988

The Classic Hewn-Log House

Charles McRaven

2005

Log cabin studies

Mary Wilson

1984

Log homes made easy

Jim Cooper

1993

Crafting log homes solar style

Rex A. Ewing

2008

A-frame cabins

1964

The log cabin quilt

Ellen Howard

1996

How to build a log home

John D. Dunfield

1979

Cabins

Jeanie Stiles, David R. Stiles, David Stiles

2001

How to Build Your Dream Cabin in the Woods

J. Wayne Fears

2002

Harvest of a quiet eye

Scanlan· Lawrence.

2003

Compact cabins

Gerald Rowan

2010

Cabinology

Dale Mulfinger

2008

A little better than plumb

Henry E. Giles

1963

American log homes

Arthur Thiede

1992

The wilderness cabin

Calvin Rutstrum

How to Build Cabins, Lodges and Bungalows

Popular Science Monthly

2006

American log buildings

Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov

1985

Still missing

Chevy Stevens

2010

Building with Logs

Allan B. Mackie

1997

Taunton's cabins & cottages and other small spaces

Fine Homebuilding Editors

2014

The rest is silence

Scott Fotheringham

2012

How to build and furnish a log cabin

W. Ben Hunt

1974

How to build your own log home for less than $15,000

Robert Leonard Williams

1996

The complete guide to log and cedar homes

Gary D. Branson

1993

How to afford your own log home

Carl Heldmann

1984

Shelters, Shacks, And Shanties

Daniel Carter Beard

1914

Build your own low-cost log home

Roger Hard

1977

Cabins & vacation houses

1975

A naturalist's cabin

Johnson, Cathy

1991

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