The Society of Book and Snake is the fourth oldest secret society at Yale University. Book and Snake was founded at the Sheffield Scientific School in 1863 as a three-year society bearing the Greek letters Sigma Delta Chi http://mssa. library. yale. edu/madid/showzoom. php?srchVal=sigma&id=txt&pg=1&imgNum=5566.

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  • The Society of Book and Snake is the fourth oldest secret society at Yale University. Book and Snake was founded at the Sheffield Scientific School in 1863 as a three-year society bearing the Greek letters Sigma Delta Chi http://mssa. library. yale. edu/madid/showzoom. php?srchVal=sigma&id=txt&pg=1&imgNum=5566. As other "Sheff" societies, it was once residential and maintained a separate residential "cloister" at 1 Hillhouse Ave, which was built in 1888 and deeded to Yale after the institution of the residential college system. The building is today the university provost's office. A plaque honoring the society can be found on the first floor of the building. Like other landed Yale societies, Book and Snake owns its own meeting hall, or "tomb. " As is traditional with the meeting places of Yale societies, the building is windowless and available only to the current members and alumni; parties have been held that include friends of members, however.
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  • The Society of Book and Snake is the fourth oldest secret society at Yale University. Book and Snake was founded at the Sheffield Scientific School in 1863 as a three-year society bearing the Greek letters Sigma Delta Chi http://mssa. library. yale. edu/madid/showzoom. php?srchVal=sigma&id=txt&pg=1&imgNum=5566.
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  • Book and Snake
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