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Harriman Hall (HARRIM) - South Campus, Medical & Dental Sector
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Harriman Hall
Originally Norton Union (1933-1962), Lewis G. Harriman Hall now houses the
Institute for Research and Education on Women and Gender, recognized for its research contributions to the social science community. Additionally, Harriman Hall offers plenty of student activity space, a conveniently located dining facility, the
Off-Campus Housing office, and a satellite office for
Parking and Transportation Services. (Read more at the UB Archives.)
Namesake
When a new student union building was built on the Main Street Campus, the name Norton Union was transferred to the new structure (now again renamed as Squire Hall), and the original Norton Union was renamed in honor of Lewis G. Harriman (1890-1973), a business and civic leader who also served on the University Council. This building is part of the quadrangle of buildings on the South Campus designed by the noted Buffalo architect E. B. Green and his firm.
Historical research and photographs provided by University Archives.
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Building Facts Primary function: Academic Tenants: Campus Dining and Shops, Office of Student Life, Faculty Student Association Architect: E.B. Green (1933); Duane Lyman (1953 renovations) Completion date: 1933 Gross square feet: 56,924 Construction cost: $650,000
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