Built in 1912, this building was the site of the original boiler room for the Reynolds Family Estate.  All of the outbuildings and houses itself were powered by this source of energy, which was coal.  Several chutes in the back rooms of the restaurant still exist today where the coal was shoveled into the building.  

In addition, what is now the Vineyards wine cellar, formerly housed the underground access for all utilities, power cables and lines.  To this day, the incredible underground tunneling system serves as an important conduit to service and maintain the Village and many of its special needs.