Pi Phi Houses
 

Sorry to crash... but I just wanted to let yall know that I've just finished a website with pictures of various Pi Beta Phi houses. You can see it at http://piphihouses.blogspot.com.

I'm working on pictures for houses of all the different panhellenic sororities- you can see all of the ones I have completed at the main page, http://sororityhousesindex.blogspot.com. Enjoy :)

The NMSU Pi Phi house if you can't find of them just get a picture of the Pike or SAE or AXiD house. All four are exactly the same.

When researching the different houses, I came across a few pictures that I couldn't figure out which school they "belonged" to. Does anyone know what school this Pi Phi house belongs to?

Unknown Pi Beta Phi:
http://lh3.ggpht.com/_24hB-vENCAw/Sj...knownPiPhi.jpg

Sorry for crashing also! A friend of mine is Pi Phi @ Mississippi State and their house is under construction right now but pictures of it so far can be found on this website

http://www.flickr.com/photos/msgamma...7623835446284/

I love that brick! That's supposed to be the first LEED-certified house on campus.

I know I am so jealous of their house!

Just look at the MS Gamma house now that it is complete - the biggest sorority house on campus - so pretty!

http://www.pibetaphi.org/pibetaphi/m...s.aspx?id=9704

Here is our current Wisconsin Delta Pi Beta Phi house, you have our old one. Marquette University. Nothing too fancy. But it works for our smaller group.

http://www.pibetaphi.org/pibetaphi/marquette/

Oh, I adore them both!!!!!!!!

Here is some info on the houses in which the New York Alpha (Syracuse University) chapter has lived.
http://wp.me/p20I1i-86

http://wp.me/p20I1i-9R

If you want to verify the location of old houses or other buildings, take a look at the Sanborn maps (AKA Sanborn Atlases) from various years. These maps are generally available in city historical museums and/or university libraries. The maps were updated periodically to reflect additions and/or changes in building structure and/or function. The Sanborn maps can be viewed in hard copy or in a digital version, depending upon what is available.