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Intensive Level Historic Resources Survey City of Buffalo: Triangle Neighborhood SECTION 5: ANNOTATED LIST OF PROPERTIES

36-46 Abbott Road Date: 1925 Builder: William H. Fitzpatrick Original Use: Commercial Current Use: Commercial/Vacant NR Criterion: C

In neighborhoods throughout the City of Buffalo this type of early twentieth century commercial block is common. It was built as a block of stores for William H. Fitzpatrick, who developed the adjacent Heussy Street during the same period.

St. Agatha’s Roman Catholic Church and School 65 Abbott Road Date: 1954-1955 Architect: Mortimer J. Murphy Original Use: Religious Education Current Use: Religious Education NR Criterion: C

St. Agatha’s School is significant for its association with the growing Italian–American population in the Triangle neighborhood during the early-to-mid-twentieth century. Designed by local architect Mortimer J. Murphy. The school’s form and its lack of embellishment is representative of most educational buildings of the period.

83-87 Abbott Road Date: 1926 Builder: Stardale Properties, Inc. Original Use: Commercial/ Flats Current Use: Commercial/ Flats NR Criterion: C

A representative two-story, Early Twentieth Century Commercial building constructed for Stardale Properties, Inc., who also built the adjacent building on the lot to the east.

28 Alamo Place Date: 1914 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, Queen Anne duplex built for Adolf Langendorfer, a local grocer who constructed many houses in this area.

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80 Allegany Ave Date: 1904 Builder: Niagara River Land Co. Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

A two-family dwelling built by the Buffalo and Niagara River Land Co. as an investment property. The company constructed many of the houses on the street, and was active in South Buffalo.

9 Amber Street

ate: 1927 : Single-family

R Criterion: C

modest, one-story, hipped-roof 3

DOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family N

Acottage lacking stylistic detailing.

2 Amber Street


R Criterion: C

one-and-one-half story

a front-

6 DOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family N

ACraftsman bungalow with gabled roof.

30 Amber Street

ate: 1923 l Henrich

mily

R Criterion: C

uilt as a single-family house for

r

1 DBuilder: PauOriginal Use: Single-faCurrent Use: Single-family N

BPaul Henrich, one of eleven houses he had built on AmbeStreet at the same time. (Nos. 14, 106, 110, 112, 116, 118, 134, 122, 124 and 128)

194 Amber Street Date: 1904 Builder: William A. Wheaton Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, Craftsman cottage with a hipped-roof. One of the earliest houses on the street, it was built as a single-family house for William A. Wheaton.

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R Criterion: C

arly identical to djacent 194 Amber, 196 was robably built at the same time y the same builder.

196 Amber Street Date: 1904 Builder: William A. Wheaton Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family N

A two-and-one-half story Craftsman cottage with a hipped-roof. One of the earliest houses on the street, it was built as a single-family house for William A. Wheaton. Neapb

outh Buffalo Market / Joseph F. e Center - City of

ate: 1926 / 1940s rchitect: Howard L. Beck (1926)

mercial Current Use: Municipal

d,

truction is significant for its association ith the development of South uffalo and the early twentieth

SJones ServicBuffalo Education 95 – 105 Bailey Avenue DAOriginal Use: Com

NR Criteria: A and C

The original South Buffalo Marketbuilding at 95 Bailey Avenue is abrick and tile-brick faced, one-story building with a T-shaped plan. 1940s addition: U-shape1-story building w/ shops, garage & warehouse; combination of brick & fireproof consItwBmarket history in the City of Buffalo.

69 Crystal Street Date: 1926 Builder: Lodge Realty Corp. Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family

NR Criterion: C

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Built as a single-family dwelling, with garage, for the Lodge Realty Corp., who also built 75, 79, 80108, 111 and 112 Crystal Streduring the 1920s.

5 Crystal Street

urrent Use: Single-family

h garage, for e Lodge Realty Corp., who also

built 69, 75, 80, 108, 111 and 112 Crystal Street during the 1920s.

7 Date: 1926 Builder: Lodge Realty Corp. Original Use: Single-family C

NR Criterion: C

The building is a two-story Craftsman cottage with a pyramidal-roof. Built as a single-family dwelling, witth

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ate: 1926 uilder: Lodge Realty Corp. riginal Use: Single-family urrent Use: Single-family

NR Criterion: C

al-roof built for the Lodge ealty Corp., who also built 69,

75, 80, 108, 111 and 112 Crystal Street during the 1920s.

79 Crystal Street DBOC

The building is a two-story Craftsman cottage with a pyramidR

80 Crystal Street

uilder: Lodge Realty Corp : Single-family

R Criterion: C

Built as a single-family,

raftsman bungalow for the

nd

Date: 1925 BOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family N

CLodge Realty Corp., who also built 69, 75, 79, 108, 111 a112 Crystal Street during the 1920s.

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lty Corp. : Single-family

The building is a two-story

raftsman cottage with a e Lodge

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08 Crystal Stree1

Date: 1924

uilder: Lodge ReaBOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family

R Criterion: C N

Cpyramidal-roof built for thRealty Corp., who also built 675, 79, 80, 111 and 112 CrystaStreet during the 1920s.

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ty Corp. : Single-family

Built as a single-family,

raftsman bungalow for the

111 Crystal Stree Date: 1924

uilder: Lodge RealBOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family

R Criterion: C N

CLodge Realty Corp., who also built 69, 75, 79, 80, 108 and 112 Crystal Street.

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112 Crystal Street Date: 1925 Builder: Lodge Realty Corp. Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

The building is a two-story Craftsman cottage with a pyramidal-roof. Built for the Lodge Realty Corp., 69, 75, 79, 80, 108 and 112 Crystal Street.

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115 Crystal Street Date: 1955 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A modern English Tudor Revival house that is representative othe 1950s suburban residential

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. design. It was built for John Homen, at a cost of $8500

29 Crystal Street

ter H. Nelson

R Criterion: C


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ate: 1928 DBuilder: WalOriginal Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family N

ACraftsman bungalow with a hipped-roof wall dormer. Built for Walter H. Nelson, whalso constructed: 131, 133, 150, 152, 153, 158, 161, 172, 176

rystal Street. C

131 Crystal S

treet

lter H. Nelson

R Criterion: C

ry Craftsman cottage

tal

DB

ate: 1928 uilder: Wa

Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family N

A two-stowith a projecting front-gabled with vergeboards. Built for Walter H. Nelson, who also constructed: 129, 133, 150, 152,153, 158, 161, 172, 176 CrysStreet.

152 Crystal Street

ate: 1929 ter H. Nelson

R Criterion: C

he building is a one-and-one-

alow

peak.

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DBuilder: WalOriginal Use: Single-familyCurrent Use: Single-family N

Thalf story Craftsman bungwith a front-gabled roof with pent and brackets in the gableBuilt for Walter H. Nelson, who also constructed: 129, 133, 150, 153, 158, 161, 172, 176 CrystaStreet.

53 Crystal Street

ate: 1928 ter H. Nelson

R Criterion: C

one-and-one-half-story

on, 33,

1 DBuilder: WalOriginal Use: Single-familyCurrent Use: Single-family N

ACraftsman bungalow with a gabled-wall dormer on hipped roof. Built for Walter H. Nelswho also constructed: 129, 1150, 152, 158, 161, 172, 176 Crystal Street.

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161 Crystal Street Date: 1928 Builder: Walter H. Nelson Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A one-and-one-half-story Craftsman bungalow with a clipped-gabled dormer on hipped roof. Built for Walter H. Nelson, who also constructed: 129, 133, 150, 152, 153, 158, 172, 176 Crystal Street.

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173 Crystal Street Date: 1926 Builder: George E. SchifferOriginal Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A one-and-one-half-story, front-gabled Craftsman bungalow witha cut-away porch with battered pier set on a square pedestal. Built for George E. Schifferle whalso constructed: 175, 179, 180, 183, 184, 185 Crystal Street.

175 Crystal Street Date: 1926-27

le

front-

0,

Builder: George E. SchifferOriginal Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A one-and-one-half-story, gabled Craftsman bungalow with a cut-away porch with batteredpier set on a square pedestal. Built for George E. Schifferle whoalso constructed: 173, 179, 18183, 184, 185

76 Crystal Street 1

Date: 1929 Builder: Walter H. Nelson Original Use: Single-family

urrent Use: Single-family C NR Criterion: C

nt-

9, 131, 133, 150, 152, 153, 158, 161, 172 Crystal Street.

A one-and-one-half-story, frogabled Craftsman bungalow with a cut-away entry porch with a solid paneled rail, balustrade anda decorative brick panel. Built for Walter H. Nelson who also constructed: 12

80 Crystal Street


NR Criterion: C

y

rystal Street.

1 Date: 1927 Builder: George E. SchifferleOriginal Use: Single-family C

A one-and-one-half-story Craftsman bungalow with a clipped-gabled roof and cutawaentry porch. Built for George E. Schifferle who also constructed 173, 175, 179, 183, 184, 185 C

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l Street.

184 Crystal Street Date: 1927 Builder: George E. Schifferle Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A one-and-one-half-story, front-gabled Craftsman bungalow with a cut-away porch with battered pier set on a square pedestal. Built for George E. Schifferle who also constructed 173, 175, 179, 183, 185 Crysta

185 Crystal Street Date: 1925 Builder: George E. Schifferle

R Criterion: C

Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family N

A one-and-one-half-story, front-gabled Craftsman bungalow with knee-brace brackets. Built for George E. Schifferle who also constructed 173, 175, 179, 183, 184 Crystal Street.

95 Crystal Street

riginal Use: Single-family : Single-family

R Criterion: C

one-and-one-half-story,

1Date: 1925 OCurrent Use N

ACraftsman bungalow with clipped-gabled roof and brickveneer.

02 Crystal Street


R Criterion: C

two-and-one-half-story, hipped-

2Date: 1925 OCurrent Use N

Aroof, American Foursquare with brick veneer and Craftsman detailing.

12 Folger Street

uilder: James McNaught : Single-family


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1Date: 1926 BOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

ACraftsman bungalow with a frontgabled roof and cutaway porch. Built for James McNaught whoalso constructed 119 and 125 Folger Street.

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riginal Use: Single-family urrent Use: Single-family

losed,

ilt for James McNaught who also constructed 112 and 125 Folger Street.

119 Folger Street Builder: James McNaught Date: 1924 OC NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story Craftsman cottage with a cfront-gabled roof and cutaway porch. Bu

125 Folger Street Date: 1925 Builder: James McNaught Original Use: Single-family


r Naught who also

constructed 112 and 119 Folger Street.

C NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, hipped-roof Craftsman cottage. Built as a two-family house foJames Mc

R Criterion: C

s M. Findlay.

treet 129 Folger S

Date: 1917 Original Use: Single-family

urrent Use: Single-family C N

A one-and-one-half story, Craftsman bungalow with an asymmetrical, side-gabled roof that extends over the full-width porch. Built as a single-family house for Jame

142 Folger Street

ate: 1914 uction Co.

riginal Use: Single-family

Built as a single-family house by H. B. Construction Co., who also onstructed: 116, 118, 122,

52,

.

DBuilder: H.B. ConstrOCurrent Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

c124,144, 146, 149, 150, 1153, 155, 156, 159, 161, 162, 163, 165 and 169 Folger Street

46 Folger Street

Construction Co.

uilt as a single-family house by

1

ate: 1914 DBuilder: H.B.Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

BH. B. Construction Co., who also constructed: 116, 118, 122, 124, 142, 144, 149, 150, 152, 153, 155, 156, 159, 161, 162, 163, 165 and 169 Folger Street.

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155 Folger Street Builder: H.B. Construction Co. Date: 1914 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house by H. B. Construction Co., who also constructed: 116, 118, 122, 124, 142, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 156, 159, 161, 162, 163, 165, and 169 Folger Street.

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NR Criterion: C

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159 Folger Street Date: 1914 Builder: H.B. Construction COriginal Use: Single-family C

Built as a single-family houseH. B. Construction Co., who alsconstructed: 116, 118, 122, 124,142, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 156, 161, 162, 163, 165, and 169 Folger Street.

161 Folger Street

4 tion Co.

-family

Built as a single-family house by H. B. Construction Co., who also

structed: 116, 118, 122, 124,

Date: 191Builder: H.B. ConstrucOriginal Use: SingleCurrent Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

con142, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 156, 162, 163, 165, and 169Folger Street.

Date: 1913

Original Use: Single-family nt Use: Single-family

A two-and-one-half story, front-gabled Craftsman cottage with false half-timbering in the gable end. Built for J. W. Wood.

164 Folger Street

Curre NR Criterion: C

struction Co. riginal Use: Single-family

Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

e by . B. Construction Co., who also

constructed: 116, 118, 122, 124, 142, 144, 146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 156, 162, 161,163, 165, and 169 Folger Street.

165 Folger Street Date: 1914 Builder: H.B. ConO

Built as a single-family housH

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147 Good Avenue Date: 1915 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer Original Use: Two-family Current Use: Two-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for Adolf Langendorfer, a local grocer who built many houses in this neighborhood, including 11on Good Avenue.

R Criterion: C

156 Good Avenue Date: 1915 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer Original Use: Two-family Current Use: Two-family N

Built as a two-family house for Adolf Langendorfer, a local grocer who built many houses in this neighborhood, including 11on Good Avenue.

157 Good Avenue Date: 1915 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer

riginal Use: Two-family -family

ses in is neighborhood, including 11

on Good Avenue.

OCurrent Use: Two NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for Adolf Langendorfer, a local grocer who built many houth

ate: 1924 uilder: W.H. Fitzpatrick & Sons riginal Use: Single-family

le-family

intact olonial Revival “Kit” house from ennett Homes, North

Tonawanda, NY.

3 Heussy Avenue DBOCurrent Use: Sing NR Criterion: C

An excellent example of anCB

enue

riginal Use: Multiple-family urrent Use: Multiple-family

NR Criterion: C

3 houses on eussy from 1923 to 1925.

8 Heussy Av Date: 1925 Builder: W.H. Fitzpatrick & Sons OC

Built by W. H. Fitzpatrick & Sons, Inc., who where the initial developers of Heussy Avenue. The company built 2H

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ons ily ily

R Criterion: C

s,

to 1925. This

uilding stands out for its stuccoed first floor, an uncommon exterior wall fabric in the Triangle Neighborhood.

12 Heussy Avenue Date: 1923 Builder: W.H. Fitzpatrick & SOriginal Use: Multiple-famCurrent Use: Multiple-fam N

Built by W. H. Fitzpatrick & SonInc., who where the initial developers of Heussy Avenue. The company built 23 houses onHeussy from 1923 b

8 Heussy Avenue

Sons ily

urrent Use: Multiple-family

23 houses on eussy from 1923 to 1925. The

building is notable for its unusual scrolled, knee brackets.

2 Date: 1923 Builder: W.H. Fitzpatrick &Original Use: Multiple-famC NR Criterion: C

Built by W. H. Fitzpatrick & Sons, Inc., who where the initial developers of Heussy Avenue. The company built H

5 Heussy Avenue

ate: 1923 . Fitzpatrick & Sons

R Criterion: C

uilt by W. H. Fitzpatrick & Sons,

e.

k in the gable

eak.

3 DBuilder: W.HOriginal Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family N

BInc., who where the initial developers of Heussy AvenuThe company built 23 houses on Heussy from 1923 to 1925. Notethe use of stickworp

ate: 1923 atrick & Sons


R Criterion: C

Built by W. H. Fitzpatrick & Sons,

c., who where the initial

25.

39 Heussy Avenue DBuilder: W.H. FitzpOCurrent Use N

Indevelopers of Heussy Avenue. The company built 23 houses on Heussy from 1923 to 19

reet

uilder: John Jepson : Single-family

R Criterion: C

Two-and-one-half story, frame

nd brick, atypical vernacular

s

openings of the main block.

102 Macamley St Date: 1911 BOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family N

aresidence with a closed, front-gabled roof. The façade hastone quoins, stone lintels and sills. Stone-tabbed window surrounds accent the window

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114 Macamley Street

nne Date: 1911 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Two-and-one-half story, frame late example of a Queen Aresidence.

t. Jude’s Episcopal Church t

931

R Criterion: C

random-ashlar masonry church

S124 Macamley Stree Date: 1928-1Architect: North & Shelgren Original Use: Religious Current Use: Religious N

Awith steel superstructure and corner tower in an updatedversion of the Early English Gothic parish church style.

44 Macamley Street

ate: ca. 1900 : Single-family

ne of the few solid brick houses

nd.

1 DOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Obuilt in the Triangle neighborhood. Rusticated concrete quoins accent the building. A bull head row distinguishes the continuous frieze and raking cornice of the gable e

122 Pries Street Date: 1926 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

One-and-one-half story, frame Craftsman bungalow with a steeply-pitched, front-gabled roof with cornice returns The façade has a cut-away porch in the e

ast bay with a hipped-roof

124 Pries Street Date: 1910 Original Use: Single-family

R Criterion: C

an a

orch

bay.

Current Use: Single-family N

Two-and-one-half story, frame, late example of a Queen Anneresidence with a closed, front-gabled roof. The façade has enclosed, flat-roofed porch withbrick veneer. An at-grade pentrance with sidelights and transom is located in the west

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Intensive Level Historic Resources Survey City of Buffalo: Triangle Neighborhood SECTION 5: ANNOTATED LIST OF PROPERTIES 66 Pries Street


R Criterion: C

The façade has a full-width, hipped-roof, open porch with battered piers set on rusticated concrete block pedestals.

1 DOriginal UseCurrent Use: Single-family N

One-and-one-half story, frame Craftsman bungalow with front-gabled roof.

le-family de

. s set

on wood-shingled, square pedestals and a closed, wood-shingled rail.

184 Pries Street

ate: 1901 DOriginal Use: SingCurrent Use: Single-family

R Criterion: C N

Two-and-one-half story, frame residence with Queen Anne and Craftsman detailing. The façahas an open, full-width, porchwith shed roof and pedimentThe porch has battered pier

1 Remoleno Street

son

wo-and-one-half story, front-

nd w

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ate: 1911 DBuilder: John JepOriginal Use: Single-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Tgabled, frame vernacular building. Stone detailing includes quoins, a wide belt course astone tabs around the windoopenings, which also have stone lintels and sills.

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f Langendorfer

16 Remoleno Stre

ate: 1913 DBuilder: AdolOriginal Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family

R Criterion: C N

Adolf Langendorfer constructedsome 20 speculative propertieson Remoleno Street in the early 1910s.

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rion: C

17 Remoleno Streate: ca. 1911 D

Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Crite

One of several brick veneer houses built on this street.

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8 Remoleno Street

riginal Use: Multiple-family urrent Use: Multiple-family

1 Date: 1913 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer OC

NR Criterion: C

Adolf Langendorfer constructedsome 20 speculative properties on Remoleno Street in the early1910s.

riginal Use: Multiple-family ltiple-family

19 Remoleno Street Date: ca. 1911 OCurrent Use: Mu NR Criterion: C

One of several brick veneer houses built on this street.

0 Remoleno Street

ate: 1913 uilder: Adolf Langendorfer

-family -family

Adolf Langendorfer constructed some 20 speculative properties on Remoleno Street in the early

910s.

2 DBOriginal Use: Multiple

MultipleCurrent Use: NR Criterion: C

1

2 Remoleno Street

ate: 1913 dorfer

ltiple-family ultiple-family

R Criterion: C

Adolf Langendorfer constructed some 20 speculative properties n Remoleno Street in the early

2 DBuilder: Adolf LangenOriginal Use: Mu

urrent Use: MC N

o1910s.

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36 Sirret Street Date: 1927 Builder: Walter H. Nelson Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house, with garage, for Walter H. Nelson, who built numerous houses in the area.

1445 South Park Avenue Date: 1896 Builder: William H. Fitzpatrick Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Vacant NR Criterion: C

This large Queen Anne style house was the home, of Dr. Frederick M. Boyle, a local physician. Boyle purchased the house in 1907 from William H. Fitzpatrick, an early developer of much of this area. Converted to apartments.

P.S. 28 1485 South Park Avenue Date: 1927 Architect: Ernest Crimi Original Use: Education Current Use: Education NR Criterion: C

Original 1880 building and 1898 addition were demolished for the 1960s addition; the 1927 addition is the oldest part of the structure.

1737 South Park Avenue Date: 1896 Builder: F.C. Pries Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house for F. C. Pries, for whom adjacent Pries Street was likely named. A contemporaneous stable at rear, which features a shingle pattern in the dormer identical to that of the house, was converted into a dwelling before 1920, with the address of 189 Pries Street

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South Park Theatre / American Legion - VFW Post 64 1770 South Park Avenue Date: 1919 Architect: Henry L. Spann Original Use: Commercial Current Use: Social NR Criterion: C

A steel and masonry Neo-classical theater with terra cotta detailing. The façade is a modest, variation of a vault-type façade that was common to early twentieth century theaters.

1877 South Park Avenue Date: 1900 Builder: William N. Burke & Bro. Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

The building is a two-and-one-half story, steeply-pitched, closed-gabled, frame example of a high-style Queen Anne residence. It is distinctive for its porte-cochere, with battered wooden piers set on limestone pedestals.

Holy Family Roman Catholic Church Rectory 1885 South Park Avenue Date: 1905-08 Architects: Lansing & Beierl Original Use: Religious Current Use: Religious NR Criterion: C

The rectory serves the largest house of worship in the Triangle neighborhood, which was built to accommodate the many Irish-American and German-American Catholics who had moved into the area.

Holy Family Roman Catholic Church 1885 South Park Avenue Date: 1905-08 Architects: Lansing & Beierl Original Use: Religious Current Use: Religious NR Criterion: C

The imposing twin-towered Romanesque-style stone edifice followed designs by Buffalo's Lansing and Beierl. It was constructed (together with the picturesque rectory) between 1905 and 1908.

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1933 South Park Avenue Date: 1898 Builder: William N. Burke & Bro. Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Two-and-one-half story, closed-gabled Queen Anne residence. To the east of the stands a contemporaneous carriage house.

1933A South Park Avenue Date: 1898 Builder: William N. Burke & Bro. Original Use: Carriage House Current Use: Garage NR Criterion: C

A side-gabled carriage house with centered, closed gable, one of few in the Triangle neighborhood.

1937 South Park Avenue Date: 1898 Original Use: Commercial/ Multiple-family Current Use: Commercial/ Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half-story, hipped-roof, frame vernacular commercial building. The first floor contains a commercial storefront with a recessed, central entry and display windows.

1968 South Park Avenue Date: ca. 1915 Original Use: Commercial Current Use: Commercial NR Criterion: C

A frame and masonry, Early Twentieth Century Commercial block with a brick veneer. It consists of two storefronts with recessed, center entries and large display windows. The storefronts are enframed by brick pilasters and capped by a paired-bracketed pent.

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89 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1907 Builder: A.T. Coatsworth Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built by A.T. Coatsworth, one of six houses he constructed on this street at the same time.

114 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1912 Builder: William H. Burke Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, hipped-roof, frame Craftsman residence with wide overhanging eaves. Built for William H. Burke as a two-family dwelling.

South Park High School 126 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1914-15 Architect: Green & Wicks, architects Original Use: Education Current Use: Education NR Criterion: C

Building previously inventoried.

Firehouse, Hook, & Ladder No.10 131 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1907 Architect: Howard L. Beck Original Use: Municipal Current Use: Multiple-family

Building previously inventoried. Firehouse closed in 1982, converted into apartments.

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145 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1923 Builder: Fred E. Becker Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for Fred E. Becker, who also built 140 Southside at the same time.

169 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1905 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, steeply-pitched, side- gabled residence with Queen Anne massing and Craftsman detail,

South Park Baptist Church 187 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1925-26 Architect: North, Shelgren, & Swift, architects Original Use: Religious Current Use: Religious NR Criterion: C

A two-story, brick, hipped-roof, Georgian Revival church with brick tower and wooden, louvered spire. It has an L-shape plan and is set on a raised stone foundation.

192 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1895 Builder: C.P. Stevenson Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house by C.P. Stevenson, who also constructed four houses to the west on Macamley St. at the same time.

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210 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1912 Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

A two-and-one-half story, front gabled residence with Queen Anne massing and Craftsman detail Built for Louis F. Engel.

212 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1909 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house for Adolf Langendorfer as his own home. The local grocer had many houses constructed in the neighborhood in the years prior to World War I.

212 Southside Parkway Date: ca. 1915-16 Builder: Adolf Langendorfer Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house for Adolf Langendorfer, who constructed many houses in the neighborhood.

755 Tifft Street Date: 1923 Builder: Edward Lodge Realty Corp. Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for the Edward Lodge Realty Corp., concurrently with flats at 747 and 751 Tifft St.

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833 Tifft Street Date: 1931 Builder: Walter H. Nelson Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house with garage for Walter H. Nelson who constructed numerous houses in the area.

Holy Family Catholic School 892 Tifft Street Date: 1915/1924 Architects: Max G. Beierl (1915) / George J. Dietel (1924) Original Use: Religious Education Current Use: Religious Education NR Criterion: C

Max G. Bierl designed the original block that fronts Tifft (1915) and George J. Dietel designed the later wing (1924)

935 Tifft Street Date: 1893 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a single-family house for John E. Schintzius, a local merchant who made significant donations to Holy Family Church and Mercy Hospital, which originally stood just west of his home at 907 Tifft St.

91 Trowbridge Street Date: 1927 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Two-story, frame, Craftsman residence with a clipped-gabled roof. It was built as a single-family dwelling for Angeline Heflich.

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92 Trowbridge Street Date: 1925 Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Two- story, hipped-roof, frame Craftsman residence. Built as a two-family house, with garage, for William Sugg.

94 Trowbridge Street Date: 1917 Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Two-and-one-half story Craftsman residence with a closed, front-gabled roof. Built as a two-family house, with garage, for Nicholas Sugg.

99 Trowbridge Street Date: ca. 1923 Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

One-and-one-half-story, frame Craftsman bungalow with a hipped roof and gabled dormer.

110 Trowbridge Street Date: ca. 1923 Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Two-and-one-half story, frame, Craftsman residence with a closed, front-gabled roof.

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123 Trowbridge Street Date: ca. 1907 Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Two-story, hipped-roof, vernacular residence with a full-height, projecting front-gabled bay.

136 Trowbridge Street Date: ca. 1899 Builder: Metropolitan Mutual Savings Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as one of a block of five single-family houses by the Metropolitan Mutual Savings and Loan Association, who built 16 houses on Trowbridge in 1899.

147 Trowbridge Street Date: 1907 Builder: George A. Spring Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for George A. Spring who also constructed seven other houses in 1907 on Trowbridge Street (#s143, 145, 147, 149, 159 and 161).

155 Trowbridge Street Date: ca. 1899 Builder: Metropolitan Mutual Savings Original Use: Single-family Current Use: Single-family NR Criterion: C

Built as one of a block of five single-family houses by the Metropolitan Mutual Savings and Loan Association, who built 16 houses on Trowbridge in 1899.

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161 Trowbridge Street Date: 1907 Builder: George A. Spring Original Use: Multiple-family Current Use: Multiple-family NR Criterion: C

Built as a two-family house for George A. Spring who also constructed seven other houses in 1907 on Trowbridge Street (#s143, 145, 147, 149, 159 and 161).

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