the smaller carriage barn on the east is similar to the barn. it is a sawn post-and-beam building on a fieldstone foundation with tongue-and-groove vertical siding and sliding doors at each gabled end. inside a stairway leads to the second floor. the smaller privy between the house and barns is more like the former, clapboard-sided with a beaded plank door on an original hand-wrought suffolk latch. its walls are sided with plaster on accordion lath.