BrianMUDU,
I go to school in Charleston, SC where EVERY building is on the historical landmark registry. This includes 100% of the greek houses on my campus. And I can assure that the houses did not have to go dry! I think being a historical landmark only affects wanting to add rooms or renovate. But our house was renovated 2 summers ago and it didn't cause a problem. Of course, the rules may be different where you are. I guess you could check with whatever historic preservation society is around you or check with your school's administration.
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