The facility remains at this location at the present time and includes a number of barns and a pavilion. All are in use in maintaining a dairy herd. Facilities are used extensively for both teaching and research. The development of this large, wood-frame building is mentioned in early records as being needed to relocate dairy cows from the campus proper. The building is currently used for storage and shelter.
Early photographs show a white barn although the building is now painted red.
Dairy Farm Pavilion. This facility is constructed of clay tile, is oval in shape, and provides bleacher seating for students and spectators at events. The unit, like all of the pavilions, has high windows for natural light and a delightful architectural character reminiscent of large pavilions commonly built at major fair grounds. The building has been restored recently by a joint effort of students and faculty supported by the dairy industry. Date of construction was most likely in 1921 or 1922 in that 1923 photographs show a new building but the construction site was healed at the time.