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The House

House of our hearts,

always.

For nearly a century, The House at 81 College Avenue has been more than just a building — it’s been the heart of the Beta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega. Within these walls, generations of young men have found leadership, brotherhood, and memories that last a lifetime. As we celebrate our history and look to the future, here’s what makes The House so special:

  • Built in 1932 and designed by Crowell and Lancaster, a cornerstone of our chapter’s legacy.

  • A gathering place for countless chapter meetings, philanthropy events, and lifelong friendships.

  • Home to a proud tradition of academic achievement, service, and leadership.

  • A living tribute to brothers who served in World War II, with memorials preserved inside.

  • The heart of Beta Upsilon — past, present, and future.

Floor Plans

From Foundation to Legacy: The Evolving Floor Plans of Our Home

The House has evolved alongside its members, adapting to meet new needs while preserving its historic character. From the original 1932 design to thoughtful updates over the decades, each space tells a story of growth, tradition, and brotherhood. Here’s a glimpse at how the House has changed over time:

  • 1950s: Basement remodeled to add a gathering space, weight room, and chapter room.

  • 1960s: Living room updated to create a larger, more open common space.

  • 1988: Main second-floor bathroom remodeled with tiled showers and updated fixtures.

  • 1990s: Kitchen, dining room, and third floor remodeled; “false walls” added upstairs to create additional bedrooms.

  • 2017: Front porch foundation repaired and rebuilt with concrete mimicking original brickwork.
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From Foundation to Legacy: The Evolving Floor Plans of Our Home

The House has been the heart of our brotherhood for generations — a place where friendships were forged, lessons were learned, and memories were made. Today, it stands strong, filled with the energy and spirit of our newest brothers. As we look ahead, our mission is clear: to preserve the legacy we inherited and to strengthen it for those who have yet to walk through these doors. With your support, The House will continue to be a home where leadership is born, traditions are honored, and lifelong bonds are built for generations to come.

Honor the past. Build the future. Support The House today.

Help us preserve the House we love. Your support today ensures that future generations will always have a place to call home.

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