Greyhound Bus Terminal

Greyhound Bus Terminal/Alleyway Theatre - Table of Contents

Interior - Greyhound Bus Terminal / Alleyway Theater - 2008 Photos
672 Main Street, Buffalo, NY

2008 Photos

Lobby

First floor door leads to Main Street

Note lettering on the wall

Note sign for second theater, Main Street Cabaret; entrance to the larger Alleyway Theatre is found at the opposite end of the lobby.

Note second floor railing in sinuous Art Moderne style

Metal and glass are typical Art Moderne style materials

Second floor railing in sinuous Art Moderne style

Original wall lettering: (T)o (M)ain St. / TE(lepho)NES

Note sign for second theater, Main Street Cabaret; entrance to the larger Alleyway Theatre is found at the opposite end of the lobby.

Note rounded Art Moderne style pier with decorative molding

Art Moderne style features sinuous lines

Note rounded Art Moderne style curved shapes Terrazzo steps

Note rounded Art Moderne style rounded pier and decorative molding

Art Moderne style features sinuous lines

Note sign over Alleyway Theatre entrance

Starting in 2000, Executive Director Neal Radice and friends lovingly restored the building. Fortunately, the Buffalo police station (1978-2000) involved limited changes to the structure.

Metal and glass, especially in round windows, are typical Art Moderne style materials

Second floor railing in sinuous Art Moderne style

Conference Room

Leonard G. London Conference Room - the former Men's Room Floor tiles detailed below:

The original tile floor in the former Men's Room

Typical Art Moderne style windows overlooking Main Street

Left: Rapid transit system decoration
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Costume Room

Hats
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Special thanks to Executive Director Neal Radice for his cooperation and to House Manager Rich Smyth for his assistance