Coatsworth House
16 Lincoln Woods Lane
1897
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Painted wooden shingles |
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Arcaded porch |
"A copy of of Richardson's famous Shingle Style Stoughton house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, built fifteen years earlier, this house was moved in two pieces in 1950 from its original location at 66 Soldiers Place to its present location."--Buffalo Architecture: A Guide, MIT Press, 1981, p. 165
"Another derivation [of H. H. Richardson in Buffalo] is the Coatsworth-Pardee-Wright house in Soldier's Place, which owes its wholly remarkable quality to the fact that the Buffalo architect William[s] Lansing made what is practically a line-for-line copy of Richardson's finest wooden house, the Stoughton house in Cambridge."
-- Charles Beveridge, "Buffalo's Park and Parkway System," in Buffalo Architecture: A Guide, MIT Press, 1981, p.
Stoughton House - 4 photos
