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	<title>Comments on: Far West Campus, the First Photo Tour</title>
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		<title>By: Dan Meyer</title>
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		<description>Prior to commissioning Cornell architect William Henry Miller to build our house which is now the Watermargin, Phi Kappa Psi built and was quartered in the Gargoyle House at 72 Heustis (now Dino&#039;s and the Nines), which burned in 1903.  Miller also designed our quarters at 312 Thurston Avenue, when it was the mansion house of Mr. Wyckoff, who developed Cornell Heights.</description>
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