'Three of the buildings near the house. Discernable through the trees at the right is the gable of what is called a lodge. It is built of brick, two stories and basement of one upper room each. The upper floor is used as a servants' quarters. The main floor is now used as a storeroom. In the basement is located the Delco electric light plant. The brick building in the center is the smoke house. To the left is a frame structure which has been used as a dwelling by the care-taker. It has running water in it. The ribbon of road leads to the garage off the left.'
'This is the Point Breeze horse barn. The ground slopes away, and there are additional stalls above ground in the rear, not used now becasue so much farm works is done by the tractor. The water trough at the corner is supplied by the farm's water system from never-failing springs.'
'As in the case of the horse barn, the cow barn opposite is deceptive as to its size. The ground falls away, and the cows enter thier concrete-floored, modern stable at either side. Forty cows are now comfortably housed there. The part of the barn seen in the picture is devoted to the storing of hay and machinery. On the left is the big concrete silo. A small structure in line with the left corner of the barn is a shed in which milk cans are set out to air. The fence in the foreground separates the field from the road to wheeling. This picture was taken a few yards from the horse barn. The tenant house, already pictured, is about fifty yards to the left. The magnificent hills which form such a picturesque background do not show up in this picture.'
