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Tag Archives: New York State
Downtown – 3 June 2011
Posted in Buffalo People
Tagged Buffalo, Church Street, city, Downtown, Franklin Street, Lafayette Square, New York State, Niagara Frontier, Niagara Square, people, summer, sunlight, Western New York
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Lady Reading in Front of Crane Library
Posted in Buffalo People
Tagged Buffalo, Crane Library, Elmwood Avenue, Elmwood Village, New York State, Niagara Frontier, summer, sunlight
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Inside the Wilcox Mansion
Where Theodore Roosevelt was inaugurated.
Winter Night — Elmwood Village
Posted in Buffalo City
Tagged Anderson Place, Buffalo, Elmwood Avenue, Elmwood Village, Highland Avenue, New York State, Niagara Frontier, night, snow, Western New York, winter
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Village Laundromat – 6 November 2010
Posted in Buffalo People
Tagged autumn, Buffalo, city, Elmwood Avenue, Elmwood Village, evening, New York State, Niagara Frontier, night, people, Village Laundromat, Western New York
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Genesee Gateway
The Genesee Gateway is a project in adaptively reusing a series of classic buildings on Genesee Street in Buffalo, NY. It was across from the Washington (Chippewa) Market. One building is Richard A Waite’s Werner Photography Building. The first floor … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Buffalo City, Historical
Tagged adaptive reuse, architecture, Buffalo, Commercial Building, Downtown, Esenwein and Johnson, Genesee Gateway, Genesee Street, Italianate, Jacob Schwinn Building, New York State, Niagara Frontier, rehabilitation, Richard A. Waite, spring, waterfall window, Werner Photography Building, Western New York
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Homage to Burchfield’s Rainy Night
Seen one wintry night through the library tunnel, a phantasmagorical, distant reminder of Charles Burchfield’s “Rainy Night.”
Downtown Rain – 4 November 2010
Walking the streets and looking at people, until the sky darkens in early evening.
Posted in Buffalo City, Buffalo People
Tagged afternoon, autumn, Buffalo, Cathedral Park, city, Court Street, Downtown, Eagle Street, Ellicott Square Building, evening, Main Street, New York State, Niagara Frontier, Niagara Square, Old Post Office, rain, South Division Street, Washington Street, Western New York
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Seeing Buffalo 