Homestead Cabin, Symbol of Seeley Lake Pioneers

Part I – The Sperrys

SEELEY LAKE – Located off Dolly Varden Drive at the end of the meadow bordered by Trail Creek is an old log building commonly referred to as the Homestead Cabin. Now owned by the Double Arrow Ranch Landowners Association (DARLOA), the cabin is valued as a symbol of the pioneering days of Seeley Lake.

The official designation for the land on which the Homestead Cabin stands is NW¼ of Section 12 (16N, 15W). According to the records at the Bureau of Land Management General Land Office, A. B. Ferguson bought 160 acres of property at that location on April 24, 1820. Nothing more is known abo...

 
 

Reader Comments(2)

abourne writes:

The current situation of the Homestead Cabin is discussed in Part II of the story from Dec. 15, 2016. https://www.seeleylake.com/story/2016/12/15/news/double-arrow-property/1659.html

Sara writes:

What is being done with the property now? Are people able to visit or is it private property?