Neill Log House
Historical importance
Historical importance
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The Neill (Neal) Log House is historically important due to the fact that it is one of only a few eighteenth\-century structures remaining in Pittsburgh and the oldest existing residential structure (house) in Pittsburgh. Interestingly, of these, three others are in or near Squirrel Hill. They include the Martin log cabin on Overlook Drive in Schenley Park (1769\-1774\), also built by Ambrose Newton; the Woods house at 4604 Monongahela Avenue in Hazelwood (1790\); and the house that was once a stagecoach stop at 423 Kaercher Street in Greenfield (1800\). The house's connection with the Lewis and Clark expedition is also of historical importance. As well as the 19,000 artifacts, found on site, now in the collection of Carnegie Museum. 


How many artifacts were found on site of the Neill Log House?