This building was the Wash House and the Dairy, with the Dairy in the basement to take advantage of the cooler temperature
Back side of building
	Roof of building in need of repair
Door to Wash House/Dairy
	Sign for Wash House "It is believed the upper level of this structure was the wash house for laundering clothes and household items"
Sign for Dairy "In addition to livestock, the Marbold's also produced their own milk and butter. The dairy was located in the lower level of this building to take advantage of the cooler temperatures"
	Stairway leading down into Dairy
Dairy room in basement of Wash House

	Exterior of Smokehouse
Sign for Smokehouse "The Marbold's raised various types of livestock. The most common means of preserving the meat at that time was smoking. This process allowed the family to store the meat for use at a later date"
	Interior of Smokehouse viewed through window

	Exterior of Ice House
Sign for Ice House "Each winter, ice blocks were cut from the pond that was located across the road. The ice was stored and then used throughout the following year. Before the existence of refrigerators, ice was used to keep food from spoiling"

	Sign for Summer Kitchen "The Summer Kitchen existed as a narrow corridor between the main house and the Smokehouse. Covered with screens, it was designed to take advantage of the breeze and allow for cooler temperatures in the summertime"
Ruins of Smokehouse/Summer Kitchen area

	Chicken House Sign "The poultry raised on the farm was for their own use"
Ruins of Chicken House with Pigeon Cupola

Ruins of the Boiler House used to heat the main house