For his homestead ranch, Alan Mingus built a one-and-one-half-story, four-room house of logs with a stone foundation and gable roof. His two-story, gabled barn has log walls covered with vertical boards. Outbuildings include a gabled shed with log foundation and milled lumber walls and an outhouse of vertical boards with a special child's potty seat.
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