Gettysburg College Through Time

Built in 1895

Brief History
Built in 1895 as the residence of Charles S. and Anna B. Duncan, this house (109 West Lincoln Avenue) became the home of Gettysburg's chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity in 1923 when the group moved from their original building (no longer standing) near the current Alpha Tau Omega house. 

Timeline of Ownership
1. John A. and Kate E. (Doersom) Livers, by 1892
2. Martin Winter, September 20, 1892
3. Anna B. and Charles S. Duncan, April 2, 1895
4. Martin Winter, August 30, 1915
5. Anna B. Duncan, August 31, 1915
6. S. B., J. E., and Ida J. Meisenhelder, September 12, 1923
7. John E. Meisenhelder, John H. Beerits, Hiram H. Killer, Samuel B. Meisenhelder, and Lawrence E. Rost (Trustees of Phi Delta Theta), September 14, 1932
8. Phi-Delity Association, Inc., May 11, 1957
9. Gettysburg College, April 2, 2004