Present owner: Trustees of Phillips Academy
Themes: Architectural, Community development

The house was designed by Guy Lowell and built as a fraternity house Phi Beta Chi PBX for boys at Phillips Academy.

Robert Domingue's book Phillips Academy, Andover, Massachusetts, an Illustrated History of the Property page 42 gives a brief history;
PBX, formed during the last decade of the nineteenth century as a "Commons" society, was first located in the house presently situated at 63 Highland Road.
The society purchased land on the northeast corner of Highland Road and Salem Street in the early part of the century and in late spring 1921 broke ground for a new Society House. It was designed by Guy Lowell and modeled after a famous colonial house in Salem, Mass.
The first floor contained a large living room and a billiard room; the second floor had a council room, several bedrooms and baths. As with many of the other Society Houses, the dining room and kitchen were located in the basement.
This wooden building with brick ends became the Newton-Hinman House, or Senior House, in 1950 following the phase out of the societies. It served as a club house and common room for the Senior Class. The facility was later converted to use as a dormitory.