824 Delaware - Table of Contents ........................ Delaware Preservation District)
Exterior
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The Forman-Cabana House
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Conners Children's
Center
824 Delaware
Avenue Buffalo, N.Y.
May 2011
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Georgia
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G. Forman House, |
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2003 OWNER |
Child and Family Services: Conners Children's Center, Stanley G. Falk School in carriage house |
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COMPLETED |
1893 |
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ARCHITECTS |
Green & Wicks. E. B. Green, principal designer |
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STYLE |
Renaissance
Revival |
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BUILDING MATERIALS |
Yellow Roman brick, stone |
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STRUCTURAL SYSTEM |
Masonry load bearing walls |
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DEMOLITION ATTEMPT |
In the 1970's, IBM attempted to demolish this building and its neighbors at #830 and #844 |
Text sources:
- 1999 Preservation Coalition tour: Greg Lodinsky, tour guide
- Buffalo's Delaware Avenue: Mansions and Families, by Edward T. Dunn. Pub. by Canisius College Press, 2003
