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The '''Botetourt Complex''' is located on the dead end road which runs southwest off of Ukrops Way (formerly Campus Drive).  It is across from [[Dupont Hall]].  This complex was originally built to be a new sorority complex.  When the sororities rejected the idea, it became language houses.  Later the complex became a regular College dormitory.  Construction began on the complex in 1971.  In 1972, Unit 9 was used for Project Plus, and the complex was renamed "Botetourt Residences" at its completion in 1973.  Also in 1973, three language houses opened in the complex: Spanish, French, and German.  Project Plus moved out of the complex at the end of 1981 and in 1982, units 1 and 2 were named Spotswood, units 3 and 4 were named Fauquier, and the other units were named after royal governors (Dinwiddie, Gooch, and Nicholson).

==References==
*University Archives Buildings File (2007).  ''Botetourt Complex''.  Earl Gregg Swem Library, The College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia

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