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Snowden-Gray House

2014-05-02T20:33:06Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9: /* Visit */

==Mission==
The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum of Kappa Kappa Gamma in Columbus, Ohio, is dedicated to educating members and the public about the changing societal role of women in higher education, perpetuating the heritage of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, and preserving the architectural integrity of the 1852 Italianate home.

==History==
The home was built in 1852–1854 by Philip T. Snowden and his wife Abigail. He, a successful dry goods merchant and she, a successful milliner (hat-maker). From 1862–1864 it was the home of Civil War Governor David Tod. From the end of the Civil War until 1922, the family of Columbus philanthropist David S. Gray occupied the residence. Since 1922 it has served a variety of uses, including the headquarters of the Columbus Women’s Club. In 1951 Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity acquired the house as its national headquarters. In 1981 the original downstairs rooms were restored to their 19th century style. Period furnishings and artifacts depict daily life and culture in the Victorian era with an emphasis on the lives and roles of women.

[[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg]]

[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/Category:Snowden_Gray_House Media related to The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum of Kappa Kappa Gamma]

==Visit==

530 East Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215

614-228-6515, 1-866-KKG-1870

Open for walk-in tours on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00p.m. — 4:00p.m.; other times by appointment

Suggested donations: $5/adults, $3/seniors, $3/students, FREE/Children under 5

Snowden-Gray House

2014-05-02T20:22:57Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

==Mission==
The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum of Kappa Kappa Gamma in Columbus, Ohio, is dedicated to educating members and the public about the changing societal role of women in higher education, perpetuating the heritage of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, and preserving the architectural integrity of the 1852 Italianate home.

==History==
The home was built in 1852–1854 by Philip T. Snowden and his wife Abigail. He, a successful dry goods merchant and she, a successful milliner (hat-maker). From 1862–1864 it was the home of Civil War Governor David Tod. From the end of the Civil War until 1922, the family of Columbus philanthropist David S. Gray occupied the residence. Since 1922 it has served a variety of uses, including the headquarters of the Columbus Women’s Club. In 1951 Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity acquired the house as its national headquarters. In 1981 the original downstairs rooms were restored to their 19th century style. Period furnishings and artifacts depict daily life and culture in the Victorian era with an emphasis on the lives and roles of women.

[[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg]]

[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/Category:Snowden_Gray_House Media related to The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum of Kappa Kappa Gamma]

==Visit==

530 East Town Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215

614-228-6515, 1-866-KKG-1870

Open for walk-in tours on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 1:00—4:00p.m.; other times by appointment

Suggested donations: $5/adults, $3/seniors, $3/students, FREE/Children under 5

Museums

2014-05-01T13:56:53Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.
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{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]]
|Built= 1852
|Webpage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org]
|Location= Columbus, Ohio
|Homepage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org Snowden-Gray House Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Snowden_Gray_House Media related to Snowden-Gray House]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}</td>

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2014-05-01T13:55:58Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.
<table>
<tr>
<td>
{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]]
|Built= 1852
|Webpage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org]
|Location= Columbus, Ohio
|Homepage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org Snowden-Gray House Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Snowden-Gray_House Media related to Snowden-Gray House]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}</td>

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2014-05-01T13:55:36Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.

<table>
<tr>
<td>
{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]]
|Built= 1852
|Webpage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org]
|Location= Columbus, Ohio
|Homepage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org Snowden-Gray House Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Snowden-Gray_House Media related to Snowden-Gray House]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Stewart House Museum
|Image= [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]
|Built= 1865
|Webpage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org]
|Location= Monmouth, Illinois
|Homepage= [http://www.stewarthouse.org The Stewart House Museum Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Stewart_House Media related to The Stewart House Museum]}}</td>

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2014-05-01T13:44:25Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px]]
|Built= 1852
|Webpage= [http://www.snowdengrayhouse.org]
|Location= Columbus, Ohio
|Homepage= [http://department.monm.edu/kkg/default.htm Alpha Deuteron Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Alpha Media related to Alpha Chapter]}}

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.

<table>
<tr>
<td>[[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]] [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2014-05-01T13:42:52Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px]]
|Built= 1865
|College= [http://www.monmouthcollege.edu/ Monmouth College]
|Location= Columbus, Ohio
|Homepage= [http://department.monm.edu/kkg/default.htm Alpha Deuteron Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Alpha Media related to Alpha Chapter]}}

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.

<table>
<tr>
<td>[[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]] [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Museums

2014-05-01T13:42:17Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9:

{{Infobox Fraternity
|Name= The Snowden-Gray House & Heritage Museum
|Image= [[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px]]
|Built= 1865
|College= [http://www.monmouthcollege.edu/ Monmouth College]
|Location= Monmouth, Ill.
|Province= Epsilon South
|Homepage= [http://department.monm.edu/kkg/default.htm Alpha Deuteron Homepage]
|Media= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/index.php?title=Category:Alpha Media related to Alpha Chapter]}}

What’s history to you? Is it the recent four years of high school? Maybe it’s the decade you spent working for a local accounting firm or the years spent raising a family. Each of those is an important season and no doubt influences the way you think about the future. But what about history with a capital “H”?

The early days of Kappa Kappa Gamma coincide with the history of women during the Victorian Period. Our founding was a bold move by women who at the time didn’t have the right to vote. Our tradition of preparing women for leadership opportunities comes right from the pages of history as women campaigned for that right and the right to hold public office.

'''
''We’re committed to preserving that history. Not for the sake of showcasing some old jewelry or presenting pages from a yellowed diary but to teach from it.'''''

Knowing where we come from can help to put our current history into context. It can affirm for us that the struggles we encounter on the way to our goals are worth the effort—no matter how long it might take to achieve them. That is why we maintain not one, but two, Kappa museums—The Stewart House in Monmouth, Illinois and The Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

You can see why we think that the days of our founding — yes, and even the birth of the modern woman — are worth remembering. Worth it for what we might learn from others and for what it might tell us about the future.

<table>
<tr>
<td>[[File:May7_2010_reduced.jpg|200px|link=Snowden-Gray_House|The Snowden-Gray House]] [[File:Spring2013a.jpg|300px|link=Stewart_House_Museum|Stewart House Museum]]

</table>

<table>
<tr>
== Museums eNews ==
The ''Museums eNews'' is a newsletter that is written by the Foundation Museums Committee. It is sent monthly to the Friends of the Museums (supporters who donate $100 or more the museums annually) with news and tidbits about The Stewart House Museum in Monmouth, Illinois, and The Snowden-Gray House and Heritage Museum in Columbus, Ohio.

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= January 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Jan2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Jan2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= February 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Feb2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Feb2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= March 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Mar2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_Mar2014.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= April 2014
|Image = [[File:ENews_Apr2014.jpg|100px]]
|Download=[http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:MuseumsEnews_April2014.pdf Download]}}</td>
</table>

Historically Speaking

2014-04-08T13:47:26Z

FD00:1:0:0:81FE:8390:D6EB:A7A9: /* Misc. */

''Historically Speaking'' is a newsletter that is written by the Fraternity History Chairman. In days gone by, it was printed in ''The Key'' as a column with historical tidbits. It later incorporated questions that were frequently sent to the Fraternity Archivist and the Fraternity History Chairman. For a time the newsletter was mailed to all Chapter Education Chairmen and eventually was made available online. Check back frequently as we upload more back-issues of this interesting publication. Please note that the newsletters reflect the brands and styles of the time in which they were published.

== '''Alumnae''' ==
<table>
<tr>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Alumna Initiates
|Topic= Has the Fraternity ever initiated alumnae as the other NPC groups do today?
|Date= November 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:AlumnaInitiates.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Alumna vs Alumnae
|Topic= When do we use Alumna and When do we use Alumnae?
|Date= April 2011
|Author= Joyce Wilson Carson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:AumnavsAlumnae_Apr2011.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Notable Kappas
|Topic= Who are some notable Kappas?
|Date= March 2011
|Author= Joyce Wilson Carson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:NotableKappas_Mar2011.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Alumnae Associations
|Topic= When Did Alumnae Associations Begin?
|Date= January 2004
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:AAs.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= AlumnaAlumnae
|Topic= Explain when to us Alumna and when to use Alumnae.
|Date= March 2006
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:AlumnaAlumnae_March2006.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>

== '''Chapters''' ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= The First Chapter House
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Which Chapter Built and Owned the First Chapter House?
|Date= January 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:FirstChapterHouse_Jan2008.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Founding Order
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= How does a Chapter gets its Name?
|Date= March 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:FoundingOrder_Mar2009.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Chapter Names
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= How are chapters named
|Date= April 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ChapterNaming.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Kappa Pickers
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Which Chapter Started Kappa Pickers?
|Date= January 2010
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:KappaPickers_Jan2010.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>

== '''Convention''' ==

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<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= 2008 Convention Memories
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= What are your memories of the 2008 General Convention?
|Date= August 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ConventionMemories_Aug2008.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Arizona Biltmore
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Arizona Biltmore ~ General Convention 2010
|Date= March 2010
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ArizonaBiltmore.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Convention Traditions
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Convention Traditions
|Date= May 2010
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ConventionTraditions2010.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= 1882 Convention
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Tell Us About Other Interesting Conventions
|Date= Fall 2010
|Author= Joyce Wilson Carson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:1882Convention_Fall2010.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= 1906 Convention
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= The 18th Convention, held in 1906
|Date= May 2006
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:1906Convention.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Convention Trains
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Did Kappas Ride Trains to General Convention?
|Date= July 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ConventionTrains_July2009.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= 1910 Convention
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= 1910 Convention
|Date= February 2010
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:1910ConventionHS.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Convention Meals
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= What special meals have been held at Convention?
|Date= June 2006
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:ConventionMeals_June2006.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= First Convention
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= When was the first Convention held?
|Date= March 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:FirstConvention_Mar2008.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= White at Convention
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Why do we wear white at Convention?
|Date= April 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:WhiteatConvention.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>
== '''Founders''' ==
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<tr>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Our Founders After Monmouth
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Our Founders after Monmouth?
|Date= October 2004
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Founders_Oct2004.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Founders
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Tell me more about the lives of our Founders.
|Date= October 2007
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Founders_Oct2007.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Christmas
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= How might our Founders celebrated Christmas?
|Date= December 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Christmas_Dec2008.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= First Months of Our Fraternity
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Tell Us About the First Months of Kappa.
|Date= October 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:FirstMonthsofFraternity_Oct2009.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Founders Day October 2012
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Pioneering the path of Equity in Academic Excellence
|Date= October 2012
|Author= Denise Rugani
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Founders Day_Oct2012.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>
<table>
<tr>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Founders
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= What were patterns of our Founders?
|Date= December 2010
|Author= Joyce Wilson Carson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Founders_Dec2010.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>

== '''Symbols and Insignia''' ==
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<tr>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Fraternity Colors
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= How were the Fraternity colors chosen?
|Date= September 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Colors.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Coat of Arms
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Will you tell me about the Kappa Crest?
|Date= January 2006
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:CoatofArms_Jan2006.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Fraternity Cuts
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Authenic Engravings on the Internet
|Date= February 2006
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:FraternityCuts_Feb2006.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= New Member Pin
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= How did the New Member Pin come into Being?
|Date= August 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:NewMemberPin_Aug2009.pdf Download]}}</td>

</tr>
</table>

== '''Misc.''' ==
<table>
<tr>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Fraternity Headquarters Fire
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= The fire at Fraternity Headquarters.
|Date= February 2008
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:HeadquartersFire_Feb2008.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Tiffany & Co.
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Is there a connection between the Tiffany & Co. blue box and the Fraternity?
|Date= June 2009
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:Tiffany.pdf Download]}}</td>

<td>{{Infobox Historically Speaking
|Name= Greek Firsts
|Image= [[File:Historically Speaking logo2.jpg|100px]]
|Topic= Who is number one?
|Date= Sept/Oct 2002
|Author= Kay Smith Larson
|Download= [http://wiki.kappakappagamma.org/pages/File:GreekFirsts_SeptOct2002.pdf Download]}}</td>