The two dairy buildings were conveniently located at the southwest corner of the center near the tunnel that ran under the interstate and into the university's pasture. Cattle could be transported from the pasture to the Loafing Shed, a small building that provided shelter and grazing, and then into the Milking Parlor, where the cows were milked.

Because of its deterioration and smell - and its close proximity to residential areas on the other side of Robinson Creek - the dairy buildings were some of the structures removed during the late-1990s.