608 Preston Pl

From the National Register nomination

Fraternity house. Georgian Revival. Ca. 1920-35. Brick (5-course American bond with Flemish variant); 2 1/2 stories; hipped roof; 2 pedimented front dormers; symmetrical 3-bay main block; 1-bay front porch; original 2-story frame wing on S end consisting of a sunroom above a loggia. Eyebrow-roofed entry porch with paired Roman Doric columns; tall windows with jack arches and paneled bibbs; dormers with round-headed sash; projecting eaves with dentil cornice. Built as a fraternity house, this unusual Georgian dwelling incorporates elements of the English Vernacular Revival.