The last Sunday of June every year is Log Cabin Day!!
On December 9, 1986, the Michigan Legislature passed a resolution proclaiming Log Cabin Day on June 28, 1987 for the Sesquicentennial. On that day there was a tour of seven Berrien County log cabins along with four other Log Cabin Day events in the state.
Because of public response, the Legislature passed a bill to make Log Cabin Day annual, signed by Gov. James J. Blanchard on June 15, 1989. As recorded in the Statutes of Michigan: “The last Sunday of June of each year shall be known as ‘Log Cabin Day.’ “
![Upside down house Szymbark Poland](https://peewee.com/wp-content/uploads/Upside-down-house-Szymbark-Poland.jpg)
This is Daniel Czapiewski’s Upside Down Log Cabin House in Szymbark, Poland.
![Lincoln Boyhood Cabin](https://peewee.com/wp-content/uploads/Lincoln-Log-cabin.jpg)
Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood log cabin in Hardin County, Kentucky.
![Log Cabin Mailbox](https://peewee.com/wp-content/uploads/log-cabin-mailbox.jpg)
Look at this Log Cabin mailbox by CarvedbyHeart.
![log cabin syrup](https://peewee.com/wp-content/uploads/log-cabin-syrup.jpg)
Remember when Log Cabin Syrup was in a log cabin-shaped tin?
![One Log House](https://peewee.com/wp-content/uploads/one-log-house.jpg)
Not technically a “log cabin,” but still neat: the One Log House in Garberville, California!
Happy Log Cabin Day, everyone!!!