Illustrated Architecture Dictionary .....Comparison of American Architectural Styles.....Historical Prototypes for American Architectural Styles ............... Illustrated FURNITURE Glossary
Styles of Architecture in Buffalo,
NY
Note that there are no universally accepted classifications
or dates.
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1790-1830 Illustration: 75 Barker St. |
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1820-1860 Greek Revival |
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1830-1900 |
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1830-1860 Gothic Revival |
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1840-1890 Illustration: Lafayette High School |
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1840-1900 Illustration: St. Francis de Sales RC Church |
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1850-1860 Illustration: Rich Twinn Octagon House |
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1850-1885 Italianate |
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1850-1900 |
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1860-1890 Second Empire |
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1860-1890 Stick |
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1870-1890 Eastlake |
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1870-1920 Colonial Revival |
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1870-1900 Richardsonian Romanesque |
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1876-1930 Illustration: John W. Bush House, 6 Lincoln Parkway |
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1880-1900 Shingle |
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1880-1910 Queen Anne |
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1890-1920 Illustration: Guaranty Building |
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1890-1940 Bungalow |
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1890-1929 'Buffalo Doubles': Industrial Vernacular Style Illustration: Colvin Avenue |
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End of the Nineteeth Century Illustration: Calumet Building |
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End of the Nineteeth Century Illustration: Our Lady of Victory Basilica |
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1900-1940 |
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1900-1940 Georgian Revival |
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1900-1920 Illustration: Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society Museum |
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1900-1920 Prairie |
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1900-1920 Alternate name: Prairie Box Sometimes classified as a substyle of Prairie houses Illustration: 98 Tillinghast Place |
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Arts and Crafts/Craftsman |
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Tudor Revival |
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1920-present Illustration: M&T Bank |
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1925-1940 Art Deco |
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1930-1945 Illustration: Greyhound Bus Terminal |
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1930-1970 Illustration: 390 LeBrun Road, AMHERST |
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1945-1960
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Photos and their arrangement © 2002
Chuck LaChiusa |
Alphabetical order
.'Buffalo Doubles': Industrial Vernacular Style
Classical Revival / Jeffersonian Classicism / Roman Classicism
Jacobean Revival - See Tudor
See also: Daylight Factory
See also: Egyptian/Egyptian Revival
See also: French Architecture and Furniture Styles
See also: International
See also: Kit / Catalog Houses
See also: Neoclassical- European
See also: Spanish Eclectic
See also: 4.1.1 Workers' Cottage
See also: 4.1.12 Duplexes and Two-Family Flats
See also: 4.1.3 Two-Family Houses
See also: 4.1.5 Early Twentieth Century Commercial (1900-1930) One-story, flat roof
See also: 4.2.4 One-Part Block Commercial
See also: 4.2.3 Two-Part Block Commercial