To all interested list members. I reported the transfer of the old log cabin built by George and Elizabeth O'Neal near Nealton, Ky. I received the brochure of the B & B this afternoon. The cabin was moved to: 1626 Delaney Ferry Road, Nicholasville, KY 40356. The new owners are Jim and Linda Humphrey. The place is called "The Sandusky House & O'Neal Log Cabin Bed & Breakfast" The brochure reads in part: "If you are looking for a more private getaway, the O'Neal Log Cabin is just for you. We have painstakingly retained the rustic historical character while adding all the modern conveniences. The two-story 1820s cabin was lovingly reconstructed in a secluded grove of shade trees a stone's throw from the Sandusky House. The cabin has two spacious bedrooms, one with two full-size beds. We've even kept a crib handy for parents who visit with their newest family additions. Other amenities include a full kitchen. A huge 8 foot wide fireplace will keep you toasty warm in the winter. In summer, you can relax in air-conditioned comfort or sit in a rocking chair on the porch. For the final touch, unwind in our whirlpool bath tub." "George O'Neal built the log cabin in the 1820's. A Revolutionary War soldier, he served as a sharpshooter and scout in the 12th Regiment of the Virginia Line. In 1994, the Humphreys disassembled the cabin and after several months of reconstruction, the O'Neal Log Cabin was reborn." The Sandusky House is a Greek Revival house built by Jacob Sandusky on a 1000 acres land grant from Patrick Henry, gov. of VA for Rev. War services. I am having a hard time believing that this old cabin is still surviving. My nephew tells me that the interior was deteriorating quite badly. I guess old George would be proud that his handiwork has survived so long. Anne O'Neal