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| In 1915, Syracuse University acquired the 1901 home of William and Eloise Nottingham, who were both alumni and trustees of the University, for the purpose of a permanent Chancellor's Residence. James Roscoe Day was the first SU Chancellor to live in that house, at 300 Comstock Avenue. | ||