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Workers stop for a photo while transporting the cabin more than 50 miles from Warren County to Wabash Erie Canal Park in Delphi, Carroll County.
The Deer-Crone Cabin upon arrival at Wabash & Erie Canal Park in early 2026.
Bill and Patti-Joy Crane donated the cabin to Wabash & Erie Canal Park.
The Deer-Crone Cabin is at sat for more than 50 years on the Crone property in Warren County.
Volunteers Linda Cooper and Beverly Seese stand with the completed Deer-Crone Cabin at Wabash & Erie Canal Park in Delphi, Carroll County. The pair spent countless hours reassembling and preparing the cabin after it was transported more than 50 miles from Warren County.
The Deer-Crone Cabin at Wabash & Erie Canal Park during renovation.
The Deer-Crone Cabin is at sat for more than 50 years on the Crone property in Warren County.
The cabin is disassembled on the Crone property in Warren County so it can be transported to Delphi.
Workers stop for a photo while transporting the cabin more than 50 miles from Warren County to Wabash Erie Canal Park in Delphi, Carroll County.
The Deer-Crone Cabin upon arrival at Wabash & Erie Canal Park in early 2026.
Bill and Patti-Joy Crane donated the cabin to Wabash & Erie Canal Park.
The Deer-Crone Cabin is at sat for more than 50 years on the Crone property in Warren County.
Volunteers Linda Cooper and Beverly Seese stand with the completed Deer-Crone Cabin at Wabash & Erie Canal Park in Delphi, Carroll County. The pair spent countless hours reassembling and preparing the cabin after it was transported more than 50 miles from Warren County.
The Deer-Crone Cabin at Wabash & Erie Canal Park during renovation.
The Deer-Crone Cabin is at sat for more than 50 years on the Crone property in Warren County.
The cabin is disassembled on the Crone property in Warren County so it can be transported to Delphi.
A cabin originally constructed in 1830 is set to debut at Wabash & Erie Canal Park in Delphi next month.
The public is invited as the park hosts a dedication for the Deer-Crone Cabin, a one-of-a-kind piece of Indiana history, at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 6. Attendees can be among the first to explore the cabin in its new home within the park’s Pioneer Village.
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