Unitarian-Universalist Church of Buffalo
Share This Page On Social Media |
Comments? Corrections? Send us a message about this building |
| SAVED | NATIONAL REGISTER |
Unitarian-Universalist Church of Buffalo
Photo credit: Tom Yots
Location
646 Ferry Street, Buffalo NY 14222
May also be known as 695 Elmwood Avenue
Delaware Council District
SBL Number: 100.30-1-44.1
Erie County Property Info
Google Bird's Eye View
County Tax Map (loads GIS page)
City of Buffalo Parcel Viewer
Owner
Unitarian-Universalist Church
Physical Description
Built of gray Indiana limestone in the English Gothic Style.
Current Condition
Good. In use by the Unitarian-Universalist congregation.
History
- Built in 1904 on land donated by philanthropist and industrialist John J. Albright, it was designed in English Gothic style and is similar in size and style to churches found in the English countryside.
- Designed by Edward A. Kent and his brother William W. Kent
- In 1953 the Universalist and Unitarian churches combined to form the Unitarian Universalist Church of Buffalo.
Recent Events and Actions Taken
- Added to the National Register of Historic Places, July 2015.
Other Pertinent Facts
- It is blessed with a healthy congregation and will most likely be preserved without the input of the preservation community.
Links
Newest Pages
■ 21 Anderson Place
■ 2505 Main Street
■ Buffalo Skyway
■ 50 West Avenue
■ 21 Penfield Street
■ 190 South Park Avenue
■ 282 East Delavan Avenue
■ 273 East Delavan Avenue
■ 281 East Delavan Avenue
■ 268 East Delavan
■ 268 East Delavan
■ 278 East Delavan Avenue
■ 52 Grape Street
■ 50 Grape Street
■ 1185 Jefferson Avenue
■ 1443 Clinton Street
■ 1628 Elmwood Avenue
■ 155 Marion Street
■ 1634 Elmwood Avenue
■ 668 Amherst Street
■ 666 Amherst Street
■ 194 Brinkman Avenue - Front & back houses
■ 198 Brinkman Avenue
■ 200 Brinkman Avenue
■ 210 Brinkman Avenue
■ 246 Brinkman Avenue
■ 258 Brinkman Avenue
■ 270 Brinkman Avenue
■ 284 Brinkman Avenue
■ 278 Brinkman Avenue
Added 2013-03-27 • Last changed 2015-07-19