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Fonville Fountain was constructed from March 1982-August 1982. The fountain sits in Scott Plaza just outside of Alamance building, Duke building, Powell building, and Carlton building. The fountain was funded by gifts from trustee Ralph Scott, Frances Turner Fonville, and Rudy Moore Fonville. The gift from trustee Ralph Scott was in honor of his wife, Hazeleene Tate Scott. The plaza became a gathering place and was the initial home of the College Coffee tradition when it started in 1984 until it moved to Phi Beta Kappa commons in 2009.

Title
Fonville Fountain
Contributor
Unknown, Architect
Date
1980
Date (Text)
circa 1980
Groundbreaking Date
March, 1982
Opening Date
Fall 1982
System Control No.
p16128coll8/id/244
Type
Image
Format
photograph
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