The installation banquet at the Hotel Utah, 1913
The LeCompte house with the Greek letters on its face
The chapter assembled, mid-century
Members at a new homesite in the 1970s
The chapter outside the house in the 1970s
The chapter in the late 1980s
The house held on supports while a chapter room was dug beneath it
The ribbon cut at 70 South Wolcott, 2012
The restored chapter home today
The Beta Theta Pi coat of arms: a winged dragon gripping a shield of three stars over a wreath, above fasces bearing the date 1839.
Founded in 1839 Arrived in Utah in 1913

A charter argued for over seven years. A house lost, and taken back. A hundred and thirteen years of men who signed the same book, and are connected by a living ritual…

The record of it returns soon…

Yours in —kai—

An engraving of an old man building a stone bridge across a chasm, a young traveller behind him, the words I am building this bridge for him beneath.
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