Monterey

Located at the corner of High and Clay streets, Monterey is used as the Faculty House meeting space and serves as the College’s guest house. The property has federal, state and local historic landmark status. The large, Greek Revival-style house was built in 1853 for Powell Huff, a Salem businessman. In its long history, Monterey has served as a hotel, a rooming house, a fraternity house and was a private residence from the 1920s until the College purchased it in 2002. According to tradition, the buildings on the Monterey property were built by the Dyerle brothers. The Dyerles also built the College’s Administration Building.