The Bark Covered House
Exciting and scaring scenes and events of pioneer life in the frontier territories of the upper Midwest in the early nineteenth century were described by William Nowlin in his book “The Bark Covered House”. The author represents a picture of people’s life in the woods, their hopes and fears, ups and downs and their struggle for home against the forces of nature. In the center of the narration is life of one family who emigrated from New York in 1834, their traveling along the Erie Canal, settling in Dearborn, Michigan, and living near the Canadian border.
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