Oregon daily emerald., January 13, 1986, Page 9, Image 9

More than 4Animal House*
.. « .The white Victorian strur- °
.* Yu re m ?5 1 E. lTrh*t\vc., whuh
wa! "torn down Thursday./ had a
; * history predating John; Pk'lusKi »
• and ’ "N a-t-ionai ’ * lam pool's
’Animal House" hy about- 74 .■
' :• Vearv *. ■„ • . ' • .
« • „ • • Eugene pioneer, doctor and
S ’ V
L9
• surveyor Andrew Partersptr built
the house in lvHV\,.The house w is,
the- second to stand on the .site', .
which Patterwm and. his; wi(e
Amartda. purchased in the’’early °
. J87&. /o
.’’the Patterson House
Tad
(our. bedrooms • a parlor; and iv^ ■’
: ''rnuMt room," where family and
friend* would Rather« Uv# a.
• • . • • : - ■ .,11. ■ c "
singsong "or »■ .quiet v mtfdlty .of
.i: s .i. ‘. “U*hv ‘
. . ■ ' r * * L. ' ~ ■ * • ‘
■ tunes* hom?. the Mino.
elegant'* (ireptiiee-chcery'd .many
family cvenmgs-'befbce .it ■wris“>„
’ removed in the.laie°J950». " * •,
Patterson performed -a. great I.
i* i ' i i « i ■ i • .
deal of. hi* "doctorirut” in “both
,* . v.'d* ' <» ‘
houNcsr .inu* UcHcndanK s.°iv otnec
'.exposure",'io^ avbrrimunn able
ifi*ei»MS nuilva* smnlil’Kix'tx^kiMy' *
j f ;uiM-d I lie "deaths of three'of.t-he •
etnl.it Pa^ersf>n(fhtldfen.’Pe'[itie \
• 'tailing .Vycsight,' Patterson !:Vn*tv_’ ;
finued to. receive ’patients’in ,hiv ■
*■ Ih'me.utiriljhe’dii iHiif fhO-p.tithe . '
> an i >f 90. • 'f . * t •
••■/Vi RjjffervrinV'daughters .Hnjr
..rift.’W»»' tin last 'member of.the,
family to live, in the house. She
“lived 'there . utjtil "slie died in
.March'll.; ..... V
0” Or Patterson's .grandsoh in
lyetited the house and; property
and dilJ them*' soon, thereafter.
During the follow trig. ye'ars”,' the
■ Pitttcrsort'.house -was. used as a
. fraternity; House, a rooming
. hiut.se .ntuf ,i state "Halfway
■e
riiirto i mirlrw ■hi land Mci'rn,
Photo? clqttKjvise front - the*
top I'lir /Alt', Patterson
house, (n: W56:- p portrait of'
Andrew PStterfi/in;.. who
hujlt the. houke in 190,1:-a ,
remnant „ ffitm. the. ■ house "s
days a? the Phr.Sigma Kappa .
'fraternity frorh°1959 to
hiSuSc" "for " reeenfly .released'
prison%inmate*>. I ' ’ ■ • ' .f
9 *ln~Oetoh&r;.1977, .Universal
Studios set up shop, and the old-'
I ntterson . house nccaml-* the
fiopte ° ‘of' !lit;' °£ah?f ,Gplle^l'
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