Chi O Houses Across the Country

[Jill1228]

University of Utah...very pretty! I have always been partial to English Tudor!

[CardinalSM]

Originally posted by NutBrnHair
ChiOqt, I know what you mean -- when I pledged my chapter had a suite in a Panhellenic house (they now have a Chi Omega house), but really -- what Chi Omega is all about is the people. It's not the bricks & mortar.

I do think it's fun to see what the different houses & lodges look like.

Was that in the Tift house?? Have you seen the new Psi Gamma house? I wish I knew how to upload a picture onto here, I have one saved on my computer or there is one in the Psi Gamma album on Chi O Hooties. . .

[NutBrnHair]

Originally posted by CardinalSM
Was that in the Tift house?? Have you seen the new Psi Gamma house? I wish I knew how to upload a picture onto here, I have one saved on my computer or there is one in the Psi Gamma album on Chi O Hooties. . .

Yes, the Tift House was the old Panhellenic House at Mercer (prior to MUCH restoration!) The Psi Gamma suite was upstairs on the right. ADPi was downstairs on the left, Phi Mu was directly below us & Alpha Gam was upstairs on the left. In 1982, we moved into former faculty housing on Adams St. and later expanded that house the next year. I attended the groundbreaking for the new house, but have not seen the finished product.

[CardinalSM]

I have seen lots of pictures of the Adams St. house but the seniors who graduated in 2003 were the last class of Psi Gammas to use it. Any time that you pass through Macon you need to stop by for a tour!

[xo_kathy]

OK, I'm posting from home and it's a PC. I'm going to try the right click properties thing and hopefully it works...


ETA: OK, it's not. I have the image in my Yahoo photo folder - which I guess has restricted access? I tried to copy the code at the top of the properties box - that didn't work. I copied the http:address in the properties box and that linked to the restriced Yahoo folder. And I made the folder public. I'm so confused....

[xo_kathy]

OMG - I finally made it work! That was my home for 2 years (Pi Zeta, Western Mich. Univ.) !!!! As I said before, it goes back pretty far and housed 42 girls - plus a finished basement and a loft/study are on the second floor.



And this is the formal living room. It's been painted pale yellow and the trim stayed white and they have this beautiful new furniture in shades of red and yellow!

[NutBrnHair]

Way to go, Kathy. I love looking at all of these pictures.

[XOMichelle]

Houses are so cool!
I liked the drama freeness of not having a house, but it would be sooo nice to have even a little one or a suite! We currently have no space to call our own, and it makes it tough to store stuff. Also, ever meeting or event we have needs to find a new locale. It;s not too hard, but a meeting room or a small logde would be ideal!
-M

[IACutieHootie]

I was so excited to see the Iota Alpha house on the list! I love our home! It is beautiful and comphy and definately one of the prettiest houses on campus! I'm hoping to live there my junior and senior years!

[NutBrnHair]

[NutBrnHair]

Originally posted by CardinalSM
Have you seen the new Psi Gamma house?

Here it is! GO BEARS!

[Jill1228]

University of Missouri (Mizzou)

[wowprettylame]

This is the chapter house for Iota Beta at UMass Amherst Built in 1971 (you can tell! it looks like it's right out of the brady bunch! haha)

It houses 49 sisters. I have lived there for over 2 years now and I love it!!

[NutBrnHair]

[xo_kathy]

Originally Posted by NutBrnHair

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.