DescriptionEdward L. Ryerson Cabin (7450154892).jpg
The Edward L. Ryerson Cabin in the Edward L. Ryerson Area Historic District in Deerfield (c. 1927). Ryerson was president of the Ryerson Steel Company. Inspired by a visit to the cabin of his friend Cecil Barnes, Ryerson built his own cabin on a 28 acre tract he purchased on the Des Plaines River. The idea of owning a cabin became popular in the 1930s, probably due to the works by the Civilian Conservation Corps and the ideal that a log cabin can survive the best and worst of times. In the 1940s, Arthur Compton used the cabin as a refuge from his work on the Manhattan Project at the University of Chicago.
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