The other large building on the site is the dormitory, a long, one-and-a-half-story structure. The wood-framed building has vertical planks on the sides and novelty siding on the ends. There is a variety of windows and doors, indicating that the building has been used for a variety of functions over the years. It is now serving as a tool shed and machine shop. Its gable-roofed dormers are its most distinguishing feature.
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