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Monday, February 24, 1986
Daily Nebraskan
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Rich Fish
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Patrick J. Poehling
Tom "Valley" Heldridg
Debbie Larsen
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Kelly St. John
Maria Lee
Mike "Skin" Cassling
Bryan Robertson
Cynde Distefano
Jay Morris
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Phi Delta Theta house 'uncommon, rare'
By Shari Pace
Staff Reporter
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity may
join the ranks of the George Washing
ton estate in Vermont and Lincoln's
Rogers House at 2145 B St.
The fraternity house, 1425 R St., has
passed the first step in becoming a
historic building listed in the National
Register of Historic Places.
Joni Gilkerson, architectural histo
rian for the Nebraska State Historical
Society, said the State Historic Preser
vation Board passed the nomination
Jan. 22. The nomination was forwarded
to the NRHP in Washington, she said.
Gilkerson said that once the NRHP.
receives a nomination, it has 45 work
ing days to comment on the nomination.
The fraternity's nomination was
written by Ed Zimmer, historic preser
vation planner for Lincoln. Zimmer
said the Phi Delta Theta House Associ-
"The house is a good example of the
1930s architecture," Zimmer said.
Zimmer said he wrote the nomina
tion because he thinks it is important
It gives texture to the city. It adds urban
character
Zimmtr
ation requested the nomination in mid- to recognize good examples of each
1985. style and period of architecture. If the
The house is a "relatively rare type" nomination is approved, the fraternity
of architecture and is "uncommon in
Lincoln," he said.
will be listed as a national site, but it
will only be recognized locally, Zimmer
said.
Nonetheless, he said, "it gives tex
ture to the city. It adds urban charac
ter." If the NPHC approves the registra
tion, the fraternity would be the second
building on campus to be declared
national historical landmark. Archi
tectural Hall was registered as a his
toric building in 1975.
Lincoln's Stuart Building, 13th and
P streets, heads a list of 13 other
Nebraska properties nominated for
placement on the list.
Requests for National Register list
ing should be made in writing to the
State Historic Preservation Officer,
Nebraska State Historical Society, P.O.
Box 82554, Lincoln, Neb. 68501.
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