E.B.Green In Buffalo Photo Gallery by Karl R. Josker at pbase.com

E.B.Green In Buffalo

Edward Brodhead Green was Buffalo's foremost architect in the late 1800's and early 1900's. His designs shaped and defined the City of Buffalo, many of which survive to this day.

Born in Utica, NY in 1855, educated at Cornell University, came to Buffalo in 1881. For the next 50 years, he designed much of the Buffalo we know today. He died in 1950.

The following is a small sampling of his surviving work.

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Albright-Knox Art Gallery	Buffalo Savings Bank	Dun Building	Fidelity Trust Building
Marine National Bank	Buffalo Athletic Club	Green and Sons Office	YMCA Building
YMCA Building Main Entrance	Genesee Building	New York State Office Building	Market Arcade
University Club	Twentieth Century Club	The Stephen M. Clement House	George V. Forman Residence
George B. Mathews Residence	Charles W. Goodyear Residence	Georgia M.G. Forman Residence	Spencer Kellogg, Jr. Residence
James Dyett Residence	J.F. Vandeventer Residence	E.B.Green's Own Home	Henry Birge Townhouse
T.Guilford Smith Townhouse	Bryant B. Glenny Townhouse	First Presbyterian Church	Richmond Avenue Church Of Christ
Buffalo Crematory	South Park High School	St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum	Erie County Jail
E.B.Green's Tombstone

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