Where it Began
Long before Anthology at Selma became a place for weddings, there was a cabin.
Built in southern Indiana in the late nineteenth century, it was moved—intact—to this property in the early 2000s. Rather than being dismantled or left behind, it was given a second life among the trees.
Today the estate has grown around it, but the cabin remains its heart—a reminder that meaningful places are rarely built all at once. They are gathered, preserved, and entrusted to the next generation.