St. Paul's

Main and Church Street Elevations
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
128 Pearl Street, Buffalo, NY

The Medina sandstone used for the church was quarried in the hamlet of Hulberton, east of Medina.

In 2005, three outdoor stairways and support walls, two on the church's main entrance on Pearl Street and one on Cathedral Street, were dismantled and reassembled and new foundations built. For the 2005 repairs to blend with the old stone, sandstone from Scotland and Germany was chosen.

St. Paul's Table of Contents

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Site Plan	Main St. elevation. Guaranty Building on the right	Designed by Richard Upjohn in the Gothic Revival style of architecture	East window

Looking east toward Main St.	One of three entrances	Lancet windows in bay.	Two of three Church St. entrances

Lancet windows.	Oak doors Compound arch	Left: Pier buttresses	Modillions Pinnacle

The third Church St. entrance		Buttresses	Corbel table
		St. Paul's Table of Contents	Trinity Church, New York City - Upjohn's most famous church.
Pinnacles with finials	Pinnacle

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