690 Fillmore Avenue

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690 Fillmore Avenue


1941
Chris Byrd

Location

690 Fillmore Avenue, Buffalo NY 14212
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Fillmore Council District
SBL: 111.44-3-51
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Owner

Gregory Young.

Physical Description

From City of Buffalo Intensive Level Historic Resources Survey of the Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood: "Bley & Lyman also applied the Art Moderne style to another building in the Broadway-Fillmore commercial district, the Buffalo Industrial Bank (1941) at 690 Fillmore Avenue. This small one-story bank was the first-drive-in bank in the city. It was built as a one-part commercial block of brick with Mansota stone facing and bronze fixtures. The one-part block is a simple rectangular building often with an ornate facade. It is most often utilized for retail or office space, and was a popular commercial design in small cities and towns during the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries."

Current Condition

In use as restaurant.

History

The first drive-in bank in the City, built in 1941 as the Buffalo Industrial Bank. Designed by Bley & Lyman, who also designed the Art Moderne Eckhardt/Kobacker Department Store just north on Fillmore.

Recent Events and Actions Taken

Other Pertinent Facts

Building has been used as Shy's Steakhouse for the last several years. Kitchen is located behind former tellers' windows.

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Added 2013-08-13 • Last changed 2022-09-01