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Lockwood Memorial Library (LOCKWD) - North Campus, Academic Sector
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Lockwood Memorial Library
Thomas B. Lockwood Memorial Library is a jewel in UB's extensive library system; it houses one of the finest collections of books, periodicals, and government documents in New York. Lockwood Library supplements its paper collections with cutting-edge electronic media and employs engaging, tech-savvy staff members, making it a library that is fully equipped for research in the information age. (Read more at the UB Archives.)
Namesake
Thomas B. Lockwood (1873-1947) was a Buffalo attorney who served on the University Council for 28 years. A legendary book lover, he amassed what was known as the finest collection of rare books, first editions and manuscripts in the region. The Lockwood family generously contributed $400,000 toward the original Lockwood library-now the Health Sciences Library in Abbott Hall on the South Campus. The Lockwood Memorial Library name was placed on the new library, in recognition of the original endowment.
Historical research and photographs provided by University Archives.
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Building Facts Primary function: Academic Tenants: Lockwood Memorial Library Architect: Harry Weese & Assoc. of Chicago; Anthony Carlino & Assoc. of Buffalo Completion date: September, 1977 Gross square feet: 237,315 Construction cost: $9,534,000
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