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Tickler 2 Solution
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Answer: The cabin is the “Reedy Cabin” built in 1915. It was located on the trail that later became Fairview Loop Road, across from where McHenry later built his cabin. David Reedy was a trapper in the early 1900"s. (His grave is in the Wasilla Cemetery) . He used to walk to Knik for supplies and to sell his fur pelts. The land the cabin on it was later owned by dairy farmers, Ralph and Pat Bradley. They gave the cabin to LeRoi in 1984 and he moved it to the edge of the hayfield where it now stands.. The cabin needed a lot of restoration, from the roof to the floor, and over the years friends would come, camp out on the edge of the hayfield, and work on the restoration. |
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Answer: The cabin is the “McHenry Cabin” built in 1931. It was located just short of mile 3 on Fairview Loop Road, just west of where Cotton Road is now. In fact, if you look you can still see the electric pole that stood beside the cabin. Mac McHenry raised chickens and strawberries. He was Jewel Holstein’s father, Ruby Church’s grandfather. The land with the cabin on it was purchased in 1958 by the Foster Heaven family. Their son, LeRoi, inherited it in 1970. In 1981, when the property was again sold, LeRoi moved the cabin to the edge of his hayfield on Davis Road. The cabin is there still. |