Fidelity Trust Building

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Photo credit: B&ECPL, Buffalo Evening News and Ellicott Development

Location

284 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14202
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Fillmore Council District
SBL: 111.61-2-10
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Adjacent to: White Building
Across from: Federal Reserve Bank , Bernstones / Third National Bank, and Ellicott Square Building on Main, and Dun Building, Guaranty Building, and St Pauls Episcopal Church on Pearl

Owner

William Paladino
SWAN GROUP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP per propertyviewer
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Physical Description

11 story 'Commercial Renaissance Revival' styled office building

Current Condition

In use, retains its original architectural style

History

  • Grover Cleveland's law office was on the second floor of the Weed Block building demolished in 1901
  • 1909 - Fidelity Trust building designed by Green & Wicks
  • 1926 - Addition of the west wing

Recent Events and Actions Taken

Other Pertinent Facts

  • Joseph Ellicott Historical District

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Added 2013-08-14 • Last changed 2014-05-20

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