Pomeroy Living
History Farm
Tour
(Page 1)
The Log House was
built in 1920 by E.C. Pomeroy and his son Tom with trees cut on
the property. It was the family's
third house on the farm and is the second one on this site. The brick chimney and fireplace are all that remain from the
earlier house which burned in 1920. Special features to
observe are the wooden floors, hand-planed moulding, pictures 
of
the early family and an extensive collection of English brass
rubbings. Upstairs there is the dresser with a secret
drawer and in the dining room is a very special piece of
furniture that is a bed, dresser, bookcase desk, and closet all
in one. The family has always called it "The
Bed".
Opposite the Log House you will see the old carriage house which also served as the wash house and cream separating building.
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