ust behind the visitor center stands a small cabin made of ponderosa pine from 1883. Though the cabin was only a temporary home for Roosevelt, who spent most of his visits to the area in his ranch home at Elkhorn, the cabin has been restored and still offers a glance back at life long ago in the west. The small rooms are filled with replicas, creating an image of what this modest structure would have looked like when Roosevelt visited, even including his original dining room hutch, writing desk, and a trunk with his initials.
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