Zeta Psi Fraternity House, Greek life residence at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
Zeta Psi Fraternity House is a residence building on Lafayette College's campus in Easton, Pennsylvania, featuring rock-faced granite walls and two and a half stories. The structure displays both Colonial Revival and Arts and Crafts design elements in its architecture.
The chapter was founded in 1857 as the third fraternity at Lafayette College and constructed this house between 1909 and 1910. This period marked an expansion of student organizations on campus.
The interior includes a reception hall, library, billiard room, and dining room that show how members socialized in the early 1900s. These spaces reveal the daily rhythm of fraternity life during that era.
The building is located on South College Street and is easy to spot from the outside. Visitors should explore the campus during daytime hours when the surroundings are most active.
The building was designed by two local alumni who were both members of the fraternity and brought their expertise to the project. This connection between the designers and the house reflects the strong bonds between graduates and their institution.
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