Hayes Hall Complex

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3425 Main Street, Buffalo NY 14214

Owner

  • State University of New York

Physical Description

Current Condition

History

  • The Hayes Hall Complex includes five of the earliest buildings of the University at Buffalo South Campus, and their landscaped grounds. The oldest building is Hayes Hall, built from 1874 to 1879 as the Erie County Alms House and Poor Farm.

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • Designated a local historic landmark on 1988-10-18.
  • Listed or eligible to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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Newest Pages

■ 852 Clinton Street ■ 901 Elmwood Avenue ■ 2866 Main Street ■ 2868 Main Street ■ 309 Mystic Street ■ Lafarge Elevator ■ Liberty National Bank (Hertel & Norwalk) ■ Johnnie Ryan Building ■ Tifft Block ■ 13 Park Street ■ J. Edward Nash House ■ Promised Land Missionary Baptist Church ■ Plymouth Methodist Church Parsonage ■ Parkside Lutheran Church ■ 923 Washington Street ■ 286 Breckenridge Street ■ Park Lane Condominiums ■ Orin Foster Mansion ■ Rohlfs House ■ Little Harlem Hotel ■ Knights of Columbus ■ Hellenic Church of the Annunciation ■ Lafayette Square ■ Hayes Hall Complex ■ Gates Circle Fountain ■ Sullivan Drullard House ■ Carriage House, Franklin Square North ■ Phineas Marsh House ■ Durham Memorial AME Zion Church ■ McKinley Monument

Added 2018-12-27 • Last changed 2018-12-27

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