 During the summer of 1989, the archaeologists of the Old Mobile Project excavated a house site located near the western edge of the site.The house, believed to have been occupied by French Canadians, was a long narrow building consisting of a parlor flanked by two bedrooms with a fenced garden or animal pen at one end.The only remaining features of the house were the footing trenches used for wall sills, clay floors, and brick rubble remaining from a fireplace.