William Wells Ferguson

Fer­gu­son moved to Ca­nada in 1876 and to New York in 1889. For more than twenty-five years he was su­per­vi­sing ar­chi­tect with the late Henry J. Har­den­burg. Some of the out­stan­ding struc­tu­res on which he worked were the Waldorf-Astoria Plaza, Mar­ti­ni­que and Man­hat­tan Ho­tels in New York, the Cop­ley Plaza Hotel in Bos­ton, and the Mo­hi­can Hotel in New Lon­don, Con­nec­ti­cut. Mr. Fer­gu­son was one of the ol­dest mem­bers of the Ar­chi­tec­tu­ral Le­ague of New York, ha­ving joi­ned the or­ga­niza­t­ion in 1894.