The House on Myrtle

The chapter house, located on 12 Myrtle Avenue, is a early 20th century mansion bought in 1961 from Saul M. Chuckrow (who was a part of the Joeseph Chuckrow Son's leading poultry firms in NY State and creator of the Chuckrow Spring on Spring Avenue. Here is a story about how LAE purchased the home at 12 Myrtle Avenue by Dave Kendall 1953 and Dave Haviland 1964.

Although the house is historic, the Brotherhood makes a big effort to constantly enhance the quality of living for the brothers as well as the experience of visiting guests, friends, neighbors and alumni. Each semester the House Manager holds workdays, during which the brothers participate in cleaning, masonry, carpentry, landcaping, electrical and aesthetic projects to improve the house. Pasts projects include refinishing the wood floors, building brick flower boxes for the front of the house, laying new brick walkways, and planting hedges in front of the house.