Wilson's home. Across the street, at 1820 Scenic Avenue, is the former home of Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of the University from 1899 to 1919. Nearby stands the University's former reception hall, built by University Regent Phoebe Apperson Hearst at 1816 Scenic Avenue, and Mrs. Hearst's own house at 2368 Le Conte Avenue. Northside was home to dozens of fraternities and sororities until the 1960s, when University policy forced them to move to the Southside. Some of the chapter houses were taken over by seminaries, several were acquired by the University Students' Cooperative Association, and many others were razed to make way for University facilities such as the two Hearst parking structures, Etcheverry Hall (1966), Foothill Student Housing (1990), and Soda Hall (1994). Notable landmarks The Graduate Theological Union and its various member schools, clustered around the intersection of Le Conte Avenue, Scenic Avenue, and Ridge Road. Nine student housing cooperatives, the largest of which are Cloyne Court Hotel and Casa Zimbabwe. Designated city landmarks George Jensen House, 1675 La Loma Ave. Beta Theta Pi Chapter House (now Goldman School of Public Policy), 2607 Hearst Ave. at Le Roy Ave. Charles Keeler House & Studio, 1770 & 1736 Highland Place Weltevreden (now Tellefsen Hall), 1755 Le Roy Ave. Rev. Dr. Robert Bentley House, 2683 Le Conte Ave. Phi Kappa Psi Chapter House, 1770 La Loma Ave. Benjamin Ide Wheeler House, 1820 Scenic Ave. Allenoke Manor, 1777 Le Roy Ave. Cloyne Court Hotel, 2600 Ridge Road Oscar Maurer Studio, 1772 Le Roy Ave. Hillside Club Street Improvements in the Daley's Scenic Park Tract Annie's Oak, Le Roy Ave. between Le Conte Ave. and Ridge Road Laura Belle Marsh Kluegel House, 2667–69 Le Conte Ave. Euclid Apartments, 1865 Euclid Ave. at Hearst Ave. Phi Delta Theta Chapter House (now New Educational Development Systems], 2717 Hearst Ave. Theta Xi Chapter House, (now Kingman Hall) 1730 La Loma Ave. Hillside Club, 2286 Cedar Street Normandy Village, 1781–1851 Spruce Street Joseph W. Harris House, 2300 Le Conte Ave Edgar Jensen House, 1670 La Vereda Road External links Northside Landmarks, articles about the history of Northside and its notable architecture (Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association) How the North Gate commercial district began (Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association) Town-Gown Interstices, a walking tour of Daley’s Scenic Park (Berkeley Path Wanderers Association) Phoebe Apperson Hearst's house, 2368 Le Conte Ave. (Berkeley Architectural Heritage Association) "A Trip To Berkeley, Cal." A