The source for this fraternity house is the French Norman style, resulting in another wonderfully romantic medieval exercise. The walls are of stone and brick, and as in the Delta Gamma house (
CE019), the architect
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity House
1928–1929, Kimball, Cowgill, and Beatty. 140 Lynn Ave.
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