Kleinhans Music Hall - Table of Contents
Mary Seaton Room / Lounge / Ladies'
Lounge
Kleinhans Music Hall
Symphony Circle,
Buffalo, NY
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Mary Seaton Room The Mary Seaton Room is named after Mrs. Mary Seaton Kleinhans, one of the donors. ![]() View from the first floor lobby ![]() ![]() Zebra wood covered wall ... Two details below: ![]() Lower center panel perforated for acoustical reasons ![]() Zebra wood ![]() Looking outside ... Color and texture are very important in the design of this "modern" building ![]() Chairs, from Germany, bought as part of 1991 renovation ... Chairs and armchairs with tubular-steel arm supports and legs |
Basement lounge ![]() Black and white photos were taken when the music hall opened ![]() ![]() Glass and wood panels part of the 2005 renovation ![]() Chairs and table not original - part of 1991 renovation ... Upholstered side chairs with square metal rails, stiles, legs and rear stretcher ![]() ![]() Basement lounge. ... Bar stools with tubular-steel legs and stretchers . ... Chairs not original; - chairs, from Germany, bought as part of 1991 renovation. |
Ladies' Lounges ![]() Basement ladies' lounge ... Original furnishings ![]() Second floor ladies' lounge ![]() Second floor ladies' lounge ... Original furnishings ![]() Original vanity chair with reupholstered round seat and square tapered wooden legs; X-stretchers ![]() Bench with reupholstered round seat and square tapered wooden legs; X-stretcher original to the building ![]() Original (vinyl reupholstered) chairs with rectangular back, seat and arms supported by tubular-steel legs |
Kleinhans Furniture History Kleinhans Music Hall Brian Carter, Editor Pub. by the School of Architecture and Planning, University of Buffalo, SUNY 2013 Pp. 42, 44 ![]() ![]() |