Housing

Fort Armstrong

The home of the Chi Eta Chapter of Phi Gamma Dela

Built in 1928, and Purchased on June 1, 2010 by WKU Fiji, Inc., Fort Armstrong is the home of the Chi Eta Chapter at Western Kentucky University.  An extensive renovation was completed summer of 2010.   The house features seven bedrooms, study, parlor, TV room, kitchen, four bathrooms, and a full basement.  The house sleeps 17 men. The house was built in 1928.

Learn more about our 2010 Renovation.

If you are interested in helping with the chapter house through future renovations, donation of goods, or financial contributions, contact Housing Corporation Vice President/Treasurer Jeff Baynham.

The Fort Armstrong Name

The original Fort Armstrong at Jefferson College in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, is the founding site of Phi Gamma Delta. The Founders first met in John T. McCarty’s upstairs corner room in the boarding house known as “Fort Armstrong.” The building was torn down in 1916 despite efforts by the Fraternity to purchase it. The Fraternity was able, however, to buy the foundation stones, and gave two to each chapter.

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WKU FIJI, INC.

WKU FIJI, Inc is the Housing Corporation that oversees the Chapter House.

 NamePositionResidence

Bob Anderegg, President – Louisville, KY
Jeff Baynham, Vice President/Treasurer – Bowling Green, KY
Ray Blankenship, Secretary – Bowling Green, KY
Ben Harper, Director – Lexington, KY
Dean Kahler, Director – Alvaton, KY
Will Stuart, Director – Bowling Green, KY
Charlie Vittitow, Director (Parent) – Louisville, KY
Nanette Wright – Director (Parent) – Liberty, KY
Sherry Ryle, Director (Parent) – Burlington, KY

Filings with Kentucky Secretary of State