In 1951, an artist and a librarian built a riverside cabin with no electricity and lived from the land for 35 years; their 61-acre homestead is now being preserved

Harlan and Anna Hubbard settled beside the Ohio River in Kentucky in 1951 after traveling by shantyboat for years. The following year, they began building the small cabin that became Payne Hollow, which is a home where they lived with few modern conveniences and relied heavily on the surrounding land and river.

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