Lincoln Logs were created in 1916 by John Lloyd Wright, son of famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Growing up in an environment filled with discussions about design and structure, John developed a fascination with how simple materials could form strong buildings. His travels exposed him to traditional log cabin construction, inspiring him to adapt the concept into a safe, child-friendly toy.
He chose wood for its strength, warmth, and connection to real log cabins. Each piece was carefully notched so children could assemble structures without glue or nails. This intuitive system allowed young builders to explore stability and alignment through hands-on experimentation. Wright intended the toy to both entertain and teach fundamental principles of construction.
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