ZETA PSI FRAT HOUSE
Built in
1890-1910
/ Demolished in 1928
Neighborhood:
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- FRATERNITY ROW by SteveR, Tue, 03/21/2023 - 5:49pm
Last updated
- Sat, 03/11/2023 - 9:12am by SteveR
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Built in
1890-1910
/ Demolished in 1928
Neighborhood:
View west, 1918 (via UNC's Yackety Yack)
Building is at center-right of photo; view south, 1920s (via UNC)
1911 Sanborn map excerpt
1903 Zeta Psi fraternity photo (via UNC's Yackety Yack)
Zeta Psi (Z.P.), Epsilon Chapter was established at the University of North Carolina in 1858. This "frat hall" was built circa 1900.
The building was used by the Chapel Hill chapter of the Red Cross as their headquarters during World War One. After a January 1919 fire on Fraternity Row, UNC wanted all the fraternity housing moved off campus asap; the Zeta Psi's moved to a new building on Fraternity Court in 1926-27.
On May 6, 1928, the structure, occupied by Phi Delta Theta tenants, burned down due to the chimney catching fire when one of the tenants was burning papers in it and the attic caught fire.
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