The Crabill Homestead was completed in 1826 as a new brick & timber home to replace the log cabin that had been the residence of David & Barbara Crabill. This homestead was built in a plain Federal style popular in the east and modified for the frontier. An attached kitchen completed the home, separated from the five-room main structure by three walls of brick to protect the house from fire. Today, the Crabill Homestead is the oldest home in Clark County still accessible to the public.