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Landmarks and Historic
Districts in Buffalo - Table of Contents
Cobblestone Local Historic District
Buffalo, New York

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| Street | Address - Even | Address - Odd |
| Baltimore Street | ROW | --- |
| Columbia Street | ROW | --- |
| Illinois Street | ROW | 45-55 |
| Mississippi Street | ROW, 26 | --- |
| Perry Street | ROW | 79-93 |
| South Park Avenue | 110-130 | ---- |
| Ohio Street | --- | 155 |
Landmark: The Edward M. Cotter Fireboat and Slip at Ohio Street, west of Michigan Avenue, is also included within this Local Preservation District and has been Listed on the National Register of Historic Places Data Base, listed June 28,1996. A Designated Local Preservation District, approved July 12,1994, Common Council Proceedings Item No.178.
All exterior construction, reconstruction, demolition, or redevelopment work to be performed on any structure or site within the Cobblestone Historic Preservation District must be undertaken in conformance with the Preservation Standards and Project Review Procedures, as defined in Chapter 337 of the Charter and Ordinance of the City of Buffalo, New York, as administered by the City of Buffalo Preservation Board
Buffalo Historic Districts, in general:
- Local Historic Districts - Table of Contents
- State and National Historic Districts - Table of Contents
- List of Addresses in the City of Buffalo Local Historic Districts
- Jeffrey Chou, MAP - Local Preservation Districts
- Historic Districts in Buffalo, NY - With Links to Buffalo as an Architectural Museum
- City of Buffalo Preservation Board
Sources:
- City of Buffalo Preservation Board
- "Designated Landmarks of the Niagara Frontier," by Austin M. Fox. Buffalo: Meyer Enterprises, P.O. Box 733, Ellicott Station, Buffalo, New York 14205. 1986. Out of print.
