Who lived in Lincoln's log cabin? How about Jefferson Davis? The cabin that sits inside a marble temple near Hodgenville, Ky., is just as likely the Confederate president's as Lincoln's. Back in the late 1800s, when an entrepreneur bought the Lincoln property, no cabin remained on the site. Instead, he found a cabin nearby that legend had it — and he claimed — was the original home, and had it taken apart and moved back. Regardless of its authenticity, he later put that cabin and one said to be Davis' boyhood home on tour and exhibited them together in Nashville, Tenn., and Buffalo, N.Y. The logs from the two homes were intermingled and stored in a New York warehouse. They were resurrected for the historic site, which opened in 1911.