Just outside of the library, across from Zeb's room, is the President's study. This room was constructed in 1880 when the second floor was raised to its present height and is interpreted to 1885. During the presidential campaign, Garfield used this room as his private office and study, as the library had been converted into a campaign office. Visitors during the time of his campaign called it a "snuggery," and indeed the room is a cozy space measuring only thirteen and half by fourteen feet. A lithograph and photograph show that Lucretia kept many objects just where her husband had them: Garfield's desk, desk chair and rocking chair are all to be found in the same location.