Q. T. V. Chapter Hall Homes

Q. T. V.,
First at 
Maine State College,
​1874

First
​QTV Chapter House,
​1876

The first fraternity at Maine State College was built by our
QTV brother in 1876. It is second from the right, the present site of
Coburn Hall

Brothers in front of the original Q. T. V. Chapter Hall on Ivy Day, 1880.

The Q. T. V. Chapter Hall moved across Munson Road in order for Coburn Hall to be built in 1888

Second
​Q. T. V. Chapter Hall,
​1888

Nine is Coburn Hall, ten is the Second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall, and eleven is Holmes Hall, the Experiment Station.

To the left is the newly constructed second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall and the newly constructed central portion of the Experiment Station, later to named Holmes Hall.

Second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall is first on the left.

Second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall, center.

The Second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall photo that was taken from across the Stillwater River, and the left side is barely visible behind Coburn Hall, right center.

Great picture of the second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall from across the Stillwater River.
The woods behind is the present site of the library. 

Two nice photos of the second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall, behind Coburn Hall,  from across the Stillwater River, above and below.

Another great photo of the second Q. T. V. Chapter Hall, second from the right, from
​the Stodder Hall area, above and below.​​

Back of second the Q. T. V. Chapter Hall, the white building on the right.

Third
​Q. T. V. Chapter Hall,
​1894

The third third Q. T. V. Chapter Hall.

Our Q. T. V.
Chapter Hall Homes,
​1874-1899

“What if the space be long and wide,
That parts us from our brother’s side
A soul-joined chain unites our band,
And memory links us hand in hand.”
Phi Gamma Delta song

Fraternally,
Chip Chapman, ’82
Perge