NRHP: Young Cemetery Cabin
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Young Cemetery Cabin
NRHP Reference #: 04001408
NRHP Listing Date: 20041230
Location
Plattsmouth vicinity, Cass County, Nebraska
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Summary
Located in rural Cass County, the Young Cemetery Cabin is significant for its association with the National Youth Administration, a New Deal work project and vocational training program established for the country's young adults. A dwelling originally constructed in 1856 on the William Young family homestead was disassembled in 1941 and its materials, including the hand-hewn logs, were used in the construction of the Young Cemetery Cabin by National Youth Administration workers.
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