H(enry) H(obson) Richardson in Buffalo, N.Y.
Richardson's largest commission is known by various names: New York State Insane Asylum / Buffalo Psychiatric Center, Buffalo State Hospital, Richardson Complex, Richardson-Olmsted International CenterThere are two standing buildings in Buffalo: the Richardson Complex and the William Dorsheimer House. The William H. Gratwick House was demolished.
H. H. Richardson: Biography and Work
Richardsonian Romanesque Style
Buffalo State Hospital (Richardson Complex)Historic photo - Buffalo State Hospital (Richardson Complex)
Glessner House and Buffalo State Hospital A comparison of a Chicago and a Buffalo building. Illustrations
William Dorsheimer House In BuffaloWilliam H. Gratwick House In Buffalo DEMOLISHED
Proposed Design for a Civil War Memorial in Buffalo Not built
Francis R. Kowsky, William Dorsheimer House
Cynthia Van Ness, Buffalo's Other Big-Name Architect: H.H. Richardson
H.H. Richardson on the National Register of Historic Places
Francis R. Kowsky, Buffalo State Hospital
Dr. V. Roger Lalli and D. Rote, Buffalo Psychiatric Center
Built in America: Buffalo State Hospital
Joseph Hayden, Photos: Buffalo State Hospital
Alec Herlovich, H. H. Richardson Complex Tour
Historic Asylums of America, Buffalo State HospitalRoger Luther, New York State Asylum for the Insane
Built in America: William Dorsheimer House In Buffalo
Francis R. Kowsky, H.H. Richardson's Project for the Young Men's Association Library in BuffaloFrancis R. Kowsky, Ames Gate Lodge In North Easton, Massachusetts
Photo - Albany City Hall (1880-1883)