Locations of GLO HQ Through the Years

[SWTXBelle]

They are right around the corner from each other. Pi Kappa Alpha hq is RIGHT next door to Chi Omega.

[SWTXBelle]

To quote from the website:

"After being located in the Chicago, Illinois, area for more than three decades, the Gamma Phi Beta offices were moved to Englewood, Colorado, in 1979. From 1979 to 1991, Headquarters remained in Englewood, until a new headquarters was constructed and completed in 1992 in Centennial, Colorado."

We are the only interfraternal organization headquartered in Colorado.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by badgeguy

Phi Mu Alpha HQ has been located in Evansville, IN since the 1980s.

1967 actually. From 1967–1970, the Fraternity's offices were in an office building in downtown Evansville. In 1970, the Fraternity bought the property on the outskirts of Evansville that we named Lyrecrest and moved the offices there.

Prior to 1967, our offices were essentially wherever the supreme secretary-treasurer (later national secretary-treasurer) was.

• 1919-1949 (Charles E. "Casey" Lutton)—Chicago (the Lyon & Healy Building at 64 East Jackson Boulevard)
• 1949-1967 (Price Asher "Pop" Doyle)—Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky

[TSteven]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

1967 actually. From 1967–1970, the Fraternity's offices were in an office building in downtown Evansville. In 1970, the Fraternity bought the property on the outskirts of Evansville that we named Lyrecrest and moved the offices there.

Prior to 1967, our offices were essentially wherever the supreme secretary-treasurer (later national secretary-treasurer) was.

• 1919-1949 (Charles E. "Casey" Lutton)—Chicago (the Lyon & Healy Building at 64 East Jackson Boulevard)
• 1949-1967 (Price Asher "Pop" Doyle)—Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky

FYI: Murray State's Price Doyle Fine Arts Center (opened circa 1971) is named in his honor.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by TSteven

FYI: Murray State's Price Doyle Fine Arts Center (opened circa 1971) is named in his honor.

If I had ever known that, I'd forgotten. Thanks!