shed-roofed room was added to the back of the house about 1942, and a flat 

 dormer added on the second story above the kitchen. Because of the numerous 

 alterations over the years, the house has only fair historic integrity. 



b. Laundry Shed (OV-12.07) 



A small 10' by 12' wash house, supposedly built not long after the Olds 

 residence, stands near the house. It has a corrugated metal gable roof, enclosed 

 eaves, horizontal drop siding, mudsill foundation, and no windows. It has had 

 only minor alterations, and has good historic integrity. 



c. "Squatter's Cabin" - House #3 (OV-12.05) 



Located some three hundred yards south of the main residence is what is 

 called the squatter's cabin, it being the unfinished cabin in which the Olds 

 family spent its first night in 1856. Probably built that year, the three-room 

 redwood building was moved from its location near Olema Creek to its present 

 location about 1936. At that time it was extensively remodeled with a concrete 

 foundation, enclosed porches, and new roof, floors, interior walls, windows and 

 hardware. The 28' by 30' house has a corrugated metal gable roof with shed 

 porches, lap siding, aluminum sash windows and a metal chimney. While it is 

 the oldest wooden structure known to survive in the Point Reyes area, the 

 move and alterations were severe enough to render it with no historical 

 integrity. 



d. 1906 Barn (OV-12.12) 



This was the third cow barn to be built on the ranch, after the original 

 two fell in the earthquakes of 1868 and 1906. The two-story 69' by 147' barn 

 was reportedly constructed from douglas fir. The concrete-floored barn was a 

 milking barn accommodating about 80 cows. The barn has had a new 

 corrugated metal roof added and some internal bracing. It has vertical board 

 siding, rolling doors, and the wooden milking stanchions are extant. The east 

 side of the barn has been opened for stock access. The minor alterations have 

 not greatly impaired the historic integrity of this structure. 



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