Built: 1888
Originally serving Buell's estate as a carriage house and stable, it was converted into a women's dormitory upon UVM's acquisition of the property. In 1982, it was again remodeled to accommodate office space for the university's Office of Residential Life, which still occupies the building.1
1. Visser, Thomas, Reid Larson and Ann Cousins, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form – Redstone Historic District. (United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service: 1991.)