Carr's Hill

From the National Register nomination

Built as a kitchen and dining hall; now a private dwelling. Vernacular brick (random American bond); 1 story; flat or low-pitched roof (originally hipped roof with cross-gables); asymmetrical 5-bay east facade; modern entry porch. Built to serve as a dining hall for the Carr's Hill dormitory complex, this one-story brick building was altered and reduced in size when the President's House was erected ca. 1912.