250 Years of America, 49 Years of Building American Dreams

Send us Fan MailAmerica turns 250, and we're celebrating the best way we know how: talking about the American-made traditions that helped build this country.In this special Born in the USA episode of the Acorn & Leaf Podcast, Lynn Gastineau and Lacey Schmidt discuss the legacy of American craftsmanship, the history of log homes in the United States, and why building with American materials still matters today.From the courage of the Founding Fathers to the hardworking loggers, mill workers, craftsmen, and builders who create homes across the country today, this conversation explores how log homes remain woven into America's story.In this episode, you'll learn:• Why log homes are one of America's oldest housing traditions• How American-made materials support local jobs and communities• The journey from forest to finished home• The importance of responsible forestry and sustainable timber harvesting• Why log homes continue to resonate with families generations later• How Gastineau Log Homes has been helping families build their legacy since 1977• Details about our special "Born in the USA" promotionWhether you're planning your forever home, researching log homes, or simply appreciate American craftsmanship, this episode is a celebration of heritage, independence, and building something that lasts for generations.Learn more about our Born in the USA promotion:https://www.oakloghome.com/bornintheusaAbout Gastineau Log Homes:Since 1977, Gastineau Log Homes has helped families across America build custom log homes, hybrid homes, cabins, pavilions, and more using quality American materials and time-tested craftsmanship.Subscribe for more episodes of the Acorn & Leaf Podcast featuring home design, construction tips, customer stories, financing advice, industry experts, and behind-the-scenes conversations from the log home world.www.oakloghome.comFOLLOW US Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn