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Athens-Clarke County

Sororities Invest Big Money in Housing
The Kappa Alpha Theta house, located at 338 S. Milledge Ave. in Athens, Georgia, is owned by the Gamma Delta Chapter House. It received a local historic designation from the Athens-Clarke County Government in 1991 and is currently valued at $2.1 million. (Photo by Emma Fordham)

The Kappa Alpha Theta house, located at 338 S. Milledge Ave. in Athens, Georgia, is owned by the Gamma Delta Chapter House. It received a local historic designation from the Athens-Clarke County Government in 1991 and is currently valued at $2.1 million. (Photo by Emma Fordham)

by Grady Capstone Journalist October 4, 2018
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The Kappa Alpha Theta house, located at 338 S. Milledge Ave. in Athens, Georgia, is owned by the Gamma Delta Chapter House. It received a local historic designation from the Athens-Clarke County Government in 1991 and is currently valued at $2.1 million. (Photo by Emma Fordham)

by Grady Capstone Journalist, Grady Newsource
October 4, 2018

					<h1>The Kappa Alpha Theta house, located at 338 S. Milledge Ave. in Athens, Georgia, is owned by the Gamma Delta Chapter House. It received a local historic designation from the Athens-Clarke County Government in 1991 and is currently valued at $2.1 million. (Photo by Emma Fordham)</h1>
<p class="byline">by Grady Capstone Journalist, Grady Newsource <br />October 4, 2018</p>
					
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