Duchmann Building

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Photo credit: Mark Paradowski, Buffalo Distilling Co., Buffalo Rising

Location

860 Seneca Street, Buffalo, NY 14210
Now part of a larger 856 Seneca Street parcel
SBL: 122.27-2-6.1
Fillmore Council District
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Near: 852 Seneca Street and 864-874 Seneca Street
Across from: 867 Seneca Street and 871 Seneca Street

Owner

Larkin Development Group per Buffalo Rising (Oct 2014)
MILL RACE COMMONS, LLC per City of Buffalo Property Information
NYS Corporation and Business Entity Database

Physical Description

Three story brick commercial building

Current Condition

Renovated for brewery use

History

  • Built 1890
  • Originally a location for Jacob Duchmann’s Carriage Factory
  • Later the location of Contractor's Ornamental Steel Co.

Recent Events and Actions Taken

  • October 2014 - Buffalo Distilling Co. is announcing plans to move from Bennington (Wyoming County) to 860 Seneca Street in winter of 2014
  • May 2016 - Renovations nearly complete. Unfortunately, much of the density next to the building has been lost, as 5 houses have been demolished since the plan was announced.

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Added 2014-06-05 • Last changed 2016-05-12

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