___________________ Carriage houses at the turn of the century were used much the same way garages are used today.  Rosemount's carriage house consisted of a tool room, wash room, stables, harness room, carriage room, hay loft and attendant's apartment. The architect, Henry Hudson Holly, designed chutes in the stable ceilings for animal feed to move from the loft floor. Holly also designed the harness room (where the modern bathrooms are now located) to be extra large allowing for a "smoking room for gentlemen in the morning and as a pleasant resort for male servants in the evening."   All of the floors were originally pine planks, except the wash room, which was cement.  The interior walls are brick with tongue-and-groove, beaded siding.  The outside of the building is faced with rhyolite stone similar, but on a smaller scale, to that of the main house.  The greenhouse was located to the west of the carriage house.

The Carriage House RESTAURANT AT ROSEMOUNT Museum   419 W. 14th Street - Pueblo - CO - 81003    719   543  4192

The carriage house main floor was completely remodeled and outfitted in 1981 to become a tea room and restaurant.  The popular establishment was called Lindy's the first fifteen years of operation.   Other major remodelings were accomplished in 1996.  In August 1996 the café reopened as The Carriage House At Rosemount.   In the Fall of 2003 Chef Ron Charlton Entered into a long term commitment to continue the twenty plus year legacy that Lindy started so many years ago.

Several photos of the outside of the Carriage House The Black and Whties are of Lindy