Elmwood Historic District EAST

Sect. 1 - Name of Property
Sect. 2 - Location
Sect. 3 - State/Federal Agency Certification
Sect. 4 - National Park Service Certification
Sect. 5 - Classification
Sect. 6 - Function or use
Sect. 7 - Description: Architectural Classification
Sect. 8 - Statement of Significance: Applicable National register Criteria
Sect. 9 - Major Bibliographical References
Sect. 10 - Geographical Data
Sect. 11 - Form Prepared By

Sect. 7, p. 1 - Overview
Sect. 7, p. 3 - Resources
Sect. 7, p. 4 - Period of Significance
Sect. 7, p. 4 - Streets
Sect. 7, p. 19 - Architecture
Sect. 7, p. 20 - Landscape Features
Sect. 7, p. 21 - Olmsted Parks and Parkways System
Sect. 7, p. 23 - Secondary Resources - Urban Barns, Carriage Houses and Garages
Sect. 7, p. 24 - Methodology
Sect. 7, p. 25 - Non-contributing Elements and Integrity Assessment
Sect. 7, p. 26 - Previously Listed Resources
Sect. 7, p. 27 - Resource List
Sect. 7, p. 28 - Buildings List

[Individual addresses by street, alphabetically; odd and even numbers listed separately] [First address: 146 Anderson Place; Last address: 72 Windsor Avenue]

Sect. 8, p. 1 - Overview
Sect. 8, p. 5 -    Early History of Buffalo (ca. 1790s-1853) REPRINTED
Sect. 8, p. 8 -    History of the Elmwood District (ca. 1860s - ca. 1910s)
Sect. 8, p. 8 - Lots
Sect. 8, p. 13 - Road Development
Sect. 8, p. 15 - Nurseries
Sect. 8, p. 17 - Early Residential Development in Elmwood East
Sect. 8, p. 18 - Forest Lawn Cemetery
Sect. 8, p. 19 - Creation of the 11th Ward
Sect. 8, p. 23 - Need for open Space
Sect. 8, p. 25 - Frederick Law Olmsted - Parks & Parkways
Sect. 8, p. 31 - Buffalo State Asylum
Sect. 8, p. 35 - Large Estates, 1885-1920s
Sect. 8, p. 49-   Streetcar Suburbs in the US (ca. 1880s - 1920s)
Sect. 8, p. 51 - Growth of the Elmwood District (1870s - 1910s)
Sect. 8, p. 60 - Subdivisions and Land Use
Sect. 8, p. 63 - Land Value
Sect. 8, p. 65 - Turn of the Twentieth Century / Pan American Exposition
Sect. 8, p. 67 - Frank Lloyd Wright's William Heath House, 1904-1905
Sect. 8, p. 71-   Changes in the Elmwood District (1910s - ca. 1940s)
Sect. 8, p. 72 - Elmwood Avenue Extension
Sect. 8, p. 74 - Automobiles
Sect. 8, p. 76 - Median Streets, 1910s-1920s
Sect. 8, p. 84 - Midcentury Developments (1940s-1965)
Sect. 8, p. 86 - Midcentury Cul de Sacs
Sect. 8, p. 89 - Notable Residents of the Elmwood District
Sect. 8, p. 94 - Architecture
Sect. 8, p. 95 - Vernacular Houses
Sect. 8, p. 96 - Queen Anne and Shingle Style Houses
Sect. 8, p. 98 - Colonial Revival Houses
Sect. 8, p. 100 - Tudor Revival Houses
Sect. 8, p. 101 - Craftsman Houses
Sect. 8, p. 103 - Other Residential Styles
Sect. 8, p. 105 - Multiple-family dwellings, Duplexes, and Flats
Sect. 8, p. 107 - Apartment Buildings
Sect. 8, p. 115 - Commercial Architecture
Sect. 8, p. 117 - Converted Commercial Buildings
Sect. 8, p. 118 - Institutional Architecture and Service Buildings
Sect. 8, p. 119 - Institutional Buildings
Sect. 8, p. 120 - Public Services
Sect. 8, p. 124 - Ecclesiastic Architecture
Sect. 8, p. 126 - Builders and Developers
Sect. 8, p. 130 - Architects
Sect. 8, p. 133 - Conclusion
Sect. 9, p. 1 -    Bibliography