Almost 40 years ago, a family purchased a tract of land nestled in the Appalachian mountain range in Pendleton County, West Virginia. At that time a small, one room A-frame cabin sat in relative isolation at the base elevation of the rolling property along a winding dirt road that served as the only vehicular access to the site. Over the years the cabin was expanded to include a living space and bedroom, roughly tripling the size of the house. The space accommodated scores of visitors and became embedded with personal memories and family history.