Moved from original location to be connected to North side of Plunkett-Meeks Store before 1874. Contributes to Plunkett-Meeks Store and village scene as it was at time of Surrender. Building was purchased by lawyer John W. Woodson in 1856 and was present at time of the Surrender although Woodson was no longer alive. Used by General Rooney Lee as Head Quarters. Foundation stabilized in 1979.
Tin roof covers wood shingles.
Otherwise, no work has been done. An almost untouched example of this type of log construction from the mid-nineteenth century. Pre-1865 construction date and Williams cabin ownership attribution based on map investigation. Centered fieldstone chimney on E elevation.