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Inside the cabin, the walls and ceiling were lined with a thin white cloth. A cloth like this was often used to cover the walls of a log house, since it can taken down, washed, and then put back up. Shelves stood along the walls of one bedroom and were filled with books.
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Today the Barton cabin represents the sole surviving feature of the earliest architecture of Bluff. It retains the integrity of its original location, design, setting, material, workmanship, feeling, and association.
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San Juan High School