78 Oakgrove Avenue

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Photo credit: David Torke, fixBuffalo

Location

78 Oakgrove Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14208
Also known as 80 Oakgrove Avenue
SBL: 89.75-8-15
Masten Council District
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Located near: Humboldt Parkway

Owner

TYLER WILBUR K & TYLER, KATHLEEN D per City of Buffalo Property Information

Physical Description

Three story brick commercial building with first floor storefront on a corner parcel

Current Condition

In original condition and in use

History

  • 1907 - 'The permit for the building's construction was filed by Robert E. Burger, who was a prominent home builder in Hamlin Park.' Mike Puma, Views of Buffalo

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • Since 2000, EM Tea Coffee Cup Cafe
  • 2004 - 'Wilbur and Kathleen Tyler, owners of the coffee shop, won a Preservation Award from Mayor Masiello, recognizing them for achieving a high level of design through retention of original elements in the conversion of the early 20th century building' fixBuffalo

Other Pertinent Facts

  • Hamlin Park Historic District

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Added 2014-02-17 • Last changed 2014-12-05

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