Bunkhouse Row
Bunkhouse Dining Room
The ranch hands start their day with a hearty breakfast.
The Social Room
This is where the ranch hands would tell stories, play cards or checkers, or just warm themselves by the stove on a cold winter day.
The Bunkhouse Kitchen
Over the years, several cooks were hired at the Kohrs Ranch; a few were Chinese, and some were "retired" cowboys. The cook's day began before sunrise and ended after sunset. He was the highest paid of the hired help - if he did not make good food, the cowboys could not do a good job.
The Bath House
In the 1930's, Con Warren added electricity and plumbing to bunkhouse row. Cowboys worked up a sweat on the ranch, especially during haying. The washroom saved them a trip to town for a shower, shave, and laundry. One of the rules of the ranch was a cowboy had to bathe once a week, whether he needed to or not.