Zeta Gamma Chapter - College of Charleston (S.C.)
 

I've been there. My Chi O roomie and I drove to C of C to pick her sister up after her Freshman year. We knew there was a chapter so headed over. The girls were so nice and showed us all around. The house had a lot of "southern charm" - pretty little sitting rooms and such.

Kappa Zeta, Texas Tech
 

Eta Gamma, Univ. of South Carolina
 

Xi Lambda, Washington & Lee
 

Nu Zeta, Emporia State Univ.
 

Chi Alpha, Tufts
 

Alpha Alpha, Univ. of North Texas
 

Xi Beta, Univ. of Maine
 

Gamma Beta Chapter, UCLA
 

Article from The Daily Bruin, May 31, 2007:

Maiten Mowreader, the president of the Chi Omega sorority and a third-year political science and Spanish student, said her sorority house was the first at UCLA and carries significant value to the sisters.

“Walking through the house, we are constantly reminded of the generations before us that lived here,” Mowreader said.

“There are pictures hanging that date back to the 1930s and 1940s (that) show parts of our house that still look similar today.”

Chi Omega also keeps in contact with older alumni [sic] and recently held a reunion for women who had graduated 50 years ago.

“(The women) were so excited to see the changes that had been made but pleased to see some things about Chi Omega never change,” she said.

Gamma Beta Chapter, UCLA
 

Of course it looks good after HGTV was there! ;)

http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/dc_design_l...252769,00.html

Theta Gamma Chapter - Queens Univ., Charlotte, N.C.
 

http://campus.queens.edu/library/his...hi%20omega.jpg

Chi Omega (formerly Theta Alpha Pi) was the first sorority installed on campus in February, 1928. The Chi O house would have been near the present Clock Tower. Sorority Houses were were built on the back campus in the 1930s. The six houses were originally in a row located between the present Clock Tower and Everett Library. They were demolished in 1959 to construct the library and new dormitories. The Chi Omega Gazebo was originally built on the exact spot where the original house stood to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the installation of the Queens chapter. The national president of Chi Omega, at that time, was Elizabeth Carmichael Orman, alumnae from 1928, and a charter member of Chi Omega. The gazebo was moved to the front of the campus near Belk Chapel with the Clock Tower was constructed in 1997.

Psi Delta Chapter, Univ. of Wyoming
 

Zeta Zeta Chapter, Samford Univ., Birmingham, AL
 

Mu Delta Chapter, Bradley Univ., Peoria, IL