Pi Beta Phi Fraternity College Station House Photograph

Collection: Archive Collection
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Sam Sharp to Mary Newton Letter, August 15, 1978

Sam Sharp writes to Mary Newton on behalf of the law offices of Dillon, Giesenschlag, Sharp & Delaney about two real estate purchases by Epsilon Omega Chapter in College Station, Texas. Sharp mentions a legal agreement between the sellers and Alpha Phi Fraternity regarding mineral reservations.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Aug 15th, 1978

Sam Sharp to Mary Newton Letter, November 30, 1978

Sam Sharp writes to Mary Newton on behalf of the law offices of Dillon, Giesenschlag, Sharp & Delaney with copies of the warranty deed and owner policy of title insurance for the Epsilon Omega Chapter house. Copies of the deed and insurance policy are also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Nov 30th, 1978

Texas A&M University Brass Gavel

This gavel belonged to Epsilon Omega Chapter at Texas A&M University.

Collection: Object Collection
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Three Unidentified Epsilon Omega Chapter Members in Chapter House Living Room Photograph, 1982

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1982

Tom Giesenschlag to Mary Newton Letter, October 26, 1978

Tom Giesenschlag writes to Mary Newton on behalf of the law offices of Dillon, Giesenschlag, Sharp & Delaney with a copy of a letter regarding zoning regulations and a conditional use permit for sorority houses. A copy of the letter is also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Oct 26th, 1978

Two Unidentified Epsilon Omega Chapter Members on Staircase Photograph, Fall 1989

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: 1989

Wynell Biles to Alpha Phi Executive Offices Memorandum With Notes, June 25 1983

Epsilon Omega Chapter House Corporation Board President Wynell Biles writes to the Alpha Phi Executive Office with a copy of the deed restrictions that apply to all fraternity and sorority house lots on the Texas A&M University campus. Biles explains that Alpha Phi is exempt from these restrictions because the Epsilon Omega Chapter house was purchased from the original owners. Copies of the deeds and sale contracts are also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jun 25th, 1983

Wynell Biles to Alpha Phi Executive Offices Memorandum, June 25, 1983

Epsilon Omega Chapter House Corporation Board President Wynell Biles writes to the Alpha Phi Executive Office with a copy of the deed restrictions that apply to all fraternity and sorority house lots on the Texas A&M University campus. Biles explains that Alpha Phi is exempt from these restrictions because the Epsilon Omega Chapter house was purchased from the original owners. Copies of the deeds and sale contracts are also available in the collection.

Collection: Archive Collection
Date: Jun 25th, 1983

Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity College Station House Photograph

Collection: Archive Collection
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