Fall/Winter 2004 -Table of Contents
An Art Deco Renaissance is Home to Renaissance Values by Ramona Pando Whitaker
Celebrating 200 years of Ellicott's Radial Street Plan with a Discussion of Paranormal Theory A review by Beth A. Polzin
Central Terminal Celebrates 75 Years as Buffalo Icon by Russell E. Pawlak, CEO, Central terminal Restoration Corporation
Frank Clement Explores History Via His Brick Collection
Hodgson Russ Law Firm Supports Landmarks Through Tenancy and Services by Ramona Pando Whitaker
Hull House Buys Land Parcels and Receives Funds for Project
Keep Your Old Windows by Steve Swiat
Landmark Society Honors Preservation Leaders at Annual Meeting / Awards Luncheon
LSNF Sponsors Preservation Board Awards
Members Can Now Adopt Their Favorite Landmark
President's Report / Executive Director's Report / Treasurer's Report
Society Takes Stand on 1089 Elmwood
Slowing Demolition by John M. Laping, FAIA Chair, Buffalo Preservation Board
Ten-Part Series Provides Lexicon for Buffalo's Rich Architectural Styles A review by Beth A. Polzin
Thursday Noontime Lectures in Niagara Falls
Tuesday Noontime Lectures & Tours in Buffalo
Wright-designed Mausoleum is Complete in Forest Lawn / Forest Lawn: A Buffalo Landmark and an Early Part of the Rural Cemetery Movement by Ramona Pando Whitaker
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