Three additional cabins have been added - the James Falls Cabin, the Adam Shoemaker Cabin and the Homer Hull Carter Cabin. In addition the outdoor Lamber Rogier 'beehive' oven was rebuilt to working order and the Edgar Carter Blacksmith Shop and Forge was built. Work will continue in 2012 to rebuild the Troy Stone Jail. The Village is named after Shubael Little, a pioneer and first landowner of the farm where the villag is located. One of Shubael's two wives is buried at the Village site, along with other Little relatives. Shubael helped found the first school at Rome and the Masonic Lodge in Cannelton and operated a grist mill on Little Deer Creek. The Village hosts two main events each year, the two day Open House, the third weekend in October and the Candle Light Tour, the second Saturday in December. The Village hosts several scouting cookouts and youth groups in the fall. The Shubael Little Pioneer Village is a 501c3 tax-exempt organization with a board of trustees. Board members include LouAnn Backer, Danny Bolin, Robert Cockrum, Gail Corrigan (secretary), Brad Faith, Chris Goffinet, Carolyn Hammack (treasurer), Beverly Minto and Chuck Poehlein (director). Nearly 300 persons are on the mailing list to receive the Village newsletter. Grants were received last year for construction of a new road to the Village from the highway. Additional grants are being saught to construce a gravel parking lot. Long-range plans call for construction of a visitor's center and comfort station. Address inquires to: Shubael Little Pioneer Village, 7590 E. SR 66, Cannelton, IN 47520 Phone: 812-719-1401 (Chuck Poehlein) or 812-836-4344 (Bill Gibson)