Neill Log House And Martin's Cabin

Schenley Park Pittsburgh, PA 15213 GET DIRECTIONS
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Built in the 1770s, the Neill Log House once belonged to the family of Robert Neill and later Mary Schenley, for whom the park is named. It is one of the last three extant structures in Pittsburgh from the 18th century. Nearby Martin's Cabin is another log structure from the same period. The Neill Log House is open during the Vintage Grand Prix and by appointment.
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