Buffalo Nonprofit To Save Architectural Treasures
24 April 2001 - 11:00am
Preservationists in Buffalo, NY, have created a nonprofit organization to salvage historic fixtures from buildings about to be demolished.
"Architectural thieves have done good business in Buffalo in recent years, stealing doorknobs, fireplace mantels, porch columns and leaded-glass windows from abandoned historic homes throughout the city. Now Buffalo preservationists plan to do the same thing for everyone's gain. They're creating their own salvage organization - a nonprofit group that can remove historic fixtures from soon-to-be-demolished buildings and resell them to local preservationists at below-market rates."
Full Story:
For history's sake
Source:
The Buffalo News, April 24, 2001
»
- Login or register to post comments
- Email this page
- A Call to Reject the NYU Expansion Plan - Jan 08, 2012
- Reviewing the History of New York's Grid - Jan 04, 2012
- Skyscraper District Faces Real Estate Board Opposition - Dec 17, 2011
- NYC Housing Dept. Not Reaping Benefits of $33 Million Program - Dec 09, 2011
- A Primer on NYC "Backhouses" - Nov 30, 2011
“
The software is a hybrid of GIS and CAD, wisely adapted to urban design.
”

















