Eleven cottages house the 100 or so children at the Home. The cottages' arrangement in a large circle extending from the Administration building make the campus seem more like a small college than a childrens' home. The present cottages were built between 1965 and 1972, replacing the older cottages, which were literally crumbling of age. Nine of the eleven cottages are identical, constructed of brick and cinderblock, with two floors of living space. The first floor consists of a living area and TV room, a study hall for the children, a hallway and kitchenette, a laundry room and apartment quarters for the counselor. The second floor of each cottage contains 16 dormitory-style bedrooms for students, and one central bath- and shower room.

Cottage		Construction Begun		Significance
Nettie Nichols Bemis		1965		Lady Supervisor, 1898-1931
Richmond Lee Brown		1964		Superintendent, 1910-1928
William J. Bundy		1967		Grand Master in 1946, from Greenville, N.C. Also long time member of Board of Directors.
Gracie L. Critcher		1972		Benefactor of the Home
R. C. Dunn		1929		Grand Master in 1928, from Enfield, N.C.
Robert L. Flowers		1969		Superintendent, served longest term on Board of Directors
Alan DeLeon Gray		1967		Superintendent, 1946-1973
Masters' Cottage		1951		Houses the Independent Living Students, was used for smaller boys.
Maurice E. Parham		1970		Treasurer and Business Manager for 45 years
Eli Troy Regan		1971		Served for 42 years as Teacher, Football Coach, Principal and Assistant Superintendent.
James E. Shipman		1967		Grand Master in 1942, from Hendersonville, N.C.
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