Clarence L. Bryant House

Clarence L. Bryant House - Table of Contents

2008 photos - Clarence L. Bryant House
591 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, New York

Completed:
1899

Architects:
Esenwein & Johnson

Architectural style:
Colonial Revival

Owners:
Original owner: Clarence L. Bryant, one of the founders of Bryant & Stratton Business College

2001 owners: Arson fire in February 1996 caused the severe fire damage. Chris and Matt Moscati of TRM Architect purchased the building at public auction on Dec. 10, 2001. (TRM's offices are at 448 Delaware)

Photos taken in May 2008
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Colonial Revival style	Reminiscent of Esenwein & Johnson's Alexander Main Curtiss House / Ronald McDonald House	Transom and side lights

Marble keystone and window crown	Leaded glass in transom, door panel, and side lights	Marble lintels and sills	Marble lintel

Modillions support cornice	Flemish bond brickwork pattern	Colonial Revival round portico	Parapet Rosettes Dentil molding as part of cornice

Corinthian capital	Corinthian capitals on column and pilaster

Completed:	1899
Architects:	Esenwein & Johnson
Architectural style:	Colonial Revival
Owners:	Original owner: Clarence L. Bryant, one of the founders of Bryant & Stratton Business College 2001 owners: Arson fire in February 1996 caused the severe fire damage. Chris and Matt Moscati of TRM Architect purchased the building at public auction on Dec. 10, 2001. (TRM's offices are at 448 Delaware)