In addition to hosting the School of English and the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference, the mountain campus is home to Middlebury College's Rikert Ski Touring Center during the winter months. The campus consists of two-dozen clapboard buildings serving as dormitories, classrooms, and social space. An additional seven cottages are located within one mile of the main campus. The Bread Loaf Inn, which now acts as a dormitory and dining hall, was built in 1861 and subsequently expanded in the Second Empire style. The campus is known for its distinctive mustard-colored buildings dating from Battell's era; structures built since 1915 are painted white and generally of the Colonial revival-style. The campus hosts around 250 students every summer. The Lincoln College, Oxford location was first used in 1978 and enrolls about 90 students each year; Bread Loaf School of English uses Lincoln College's facilities during the University of Oxford's long summer vacation. The New Mexico campus at St. John's College, Santa Fe, has enrolled 80 students every summer since 1991.