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Fargo Quadrangle (FARGO) - North Campus, Residential Sector

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Fargo Quadrangle

Part of the Ellicott Complex, Fargo is an undergraduate residence hall but also home to academic and administrative offices.

Namesake

William G. Fargo William G. Fargo (1817-1881), of Wells-Fargo fame, was known for the development of freight transportation and for his role in promoting business along the Erie Canal by the use of steamboats, wagons and railroads. He was said to be a man with fidelity, energy and good judgement. Mr. Fargo worked with extraordinary force, industry, and tact to found a Western express upon a permanent basis.

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Building Facts

Primary function: Residence

Tenants: University Residence Halls and Apartments, Campus Dining and Shops, Office of Special Events, Capital Facilities and Space Planning, Institutional Analysis, and Communication Science Center

Architect: Davis, Brody, and Associates of New York City; Milstein, Wittek, Davis Associates of Buffalo

Completion date: April, 1974

Gross square feet: 140,395

Construction cost: $1,584,000
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