The Cabin Faced West

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Set against the backdrop of the western frontier of Pennsylvania, the story follows Ann Hamilton, who grapples with loneliness and homesickness after moving from Gettysburg. Life on Hamilton Hill proves challenging, especially with no peers nearby. However, a devastating storm and an unexpected visit from George Washington transform her perspective, revealing the excitement and uniqueness of pioneer life. This journey of adaptation and discovery highlights themes of resilience and the thrill of historical encounters.