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Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity, located in Lowell, Massachusetts, is home to the historic EH Barker House, a renowned early twentieth century vernacular residence. With its distinctive jutting roof and horizontal lines inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's prairie houses, the simple shingled house is adorned with magnificent sets of pink granite steps and early twentieth century ironwork railings. As a founding member of the UMass Lowell Greek Council and a recognized organization by UMass Lowell, Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity, also known as the Beta Chapter, has been an integral part of the university community since its establishment in 1899. With a rich history and commitment to philanthropy through the Dekes Charitable Foundation, Delta Kappa Phi continues to foster brotherhood and provide a welcoming environment for students at UMass Lowell.Generated from the website

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