Help Build the Redwood Log House Museum

Preserving History and Promoting a Green Future

Hello everyone,

My name is Dave Abdull, and I’m the proud owner of a 980-year-old Redwood Log House — one of only three in the entire world.

This incredible home was built in 1940 from a single redwood log that once stood over 260 feet tall. Inside, it has a bedroom, kitchen, living room, and even furniture made from rare redwood burls — a true masterpiece of American craftsmanship.

Now, I have a dream: to build a museum where this one-of-a-kind redwood log house can be displayed for everyone to experience and learn from — a place where history meets green energy.

Our Mission: History + Green Energy for the Future

The Redwood Log House Museum will be more than just a historic exhibit.

It will be a living educational center that teaches people how we can protect the planet and build a sustainable future.

The museum will feature:

Solar panels and green power systems to show how renewable energy works

Educational displays on sustainability, recycling, and energy-saving ideas

Workshops for kids and families on how to use solar energy at home and on the road

Free visits for local schools to inspire the next generation to care for nature

We want to create a space that honors the past while teaching the world how to save our future — all powered by clean, renewable energy.

Why We Need Your Help

Your support will help us:

Restore and protect the 980-year-old redwood log home

Build the museum space near a high-traffic highway so millions can visit

Install solar panels and green systems to power the entire exhibit

Develop free school programs about history and environmental protection

Every dollar counts and brings us closer to opening the doors of this unique Redwood Log House Museum of Green Energy and History.

❤️ How You Can Help

Donate – Any amount helps us move forward!

Share – Please share this campaign with your friends, schools, and community.

Support Green Energy Education – Help us show the world how to live smarter, cleaner, and greener.

Together, we can make this dream a reality — a place where American history inspires a sustainable future for all.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your kindness and support.

— Davlet Abdullayev

Founder, Redwood Log House Museum Project