National Historical Museum

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National Historical Museum Headquarters
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• At the corner of Church Street and Campus Avenue
  in Oxford, Ohio, the gate swings open to Delta
  Zetas home, renovated and dedicated in September
  1983. The stately red brick mansion is on a
  tree-lined street of lovely residences, and just
  a block away from the campus of Miami University.
  It has been designated by the Oxford City Council
  as a Historic Site.

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• The National Historical Museum Headquarters
  houses the administrative offices of the
  Sorority, the Delta Zeta Foundation and the
  National Housing Corporation. Typically, the
  meetings of the National Council and the
  Foundation Trustees, and the training of the
  Educational Leadership Consultants take place at
  National Headquarters.

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• The story of Delta Zeta is told throughout the
  building in selected photographs and other framed
  mementos. Most of the furnishing and the rooms
  have been made possible through the generous
  gifts of individual members, collegiate and
  alumnae chapters, provinces/regions and friends
  of Delta Zeta. These gifts are designated by
  engraved gold plaques.

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Fireplace in the Small Conference Room
The Ohio Foyer
The Florida Room
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Symbols
Delta Zeta Through the Years
Museum Headquarters Sign
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The California Suite
The Florence Hood Miner/Carol Sharpe Harper
Bedroom
The Oklahoma Room
The Texas/New Mexico Bedroom
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The Julia Bishop Mirror
The Andrisek Library
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The Centennial Garden

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