House of the Messenger – Recovery and Reconstruction of the Kings Mountain Messenger’s Dogtrot House

"House of the Messenger" stands as a comprehensive testament to the remarkable efforts dedicated to the recovery, reconstruction, and restoration of the Joseph Greer Dogtrot log house in Lincoln County, Tennessee. Beyond chronicling the restoration process, this publica on delves deeply into the historical significance of log houses during the early American period, exploring their construction techniques and their pivotal role in shaping the nation’s development, while showing how the Joseph Greer House was reconstructed. This narrative transcends mere documenta on, offering readers a nuanced understanding of the broader historical context surrounding the Joseph Greer House.

Central to the narrative is the exploration of the unique alignment between the Joseph Greer House and the imperative need for a period log house at Camp Blount, Fayetteville, Tennessee. This synchronicity creates an extraordinary opportunity for preservation, weaving together the threads of historical relevance and architectural heritage. The interplay of these elements is carefully examined, shedding light on the broader implications of preserving such structures and their contribution to our collective understanding of the past.

Moreover, the narrative emphasizes the historic significance of the Joseph Greer House and its pivotal role in preserving Tennessee's heritage. Recognizing the fundamental importance of historic buildings and sites in our comprehension of the past, the Camp Blount Historic Site Association

Library of Congress Control Number – 2024903866

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ISBN 978-1-326-48473-6 (So Cover Perfect Bound)

ISBN 978-1-326-48459-0 (Hard back, Case Wrapped)

Proceeds from the sale of the "House of the Messenger" support the Tennessee Society, Sons of the American Revolution. The funds will be allocated to historical and educational programs dedicated to the founding principles of the republic and the Constitution of the United States.