175 Nottingham

Edwin Lang Miller House - Table of Contents

Edwin Lang Miller House
175 Nottingham Terrace, Buffalo, NY

Built:	1923-1933
Architect:	Duane Lyman of Bley & Lyman
Style:	Tudor Revival
First owner:	House erected 1929-1933, for widowed Annie Lang Miller (1862-1932?) who died before the building was completed. Her son, Edwin Lang Miller, inherited the house.
Square footage:	12,000 sq.ft.

2003 Decorators' Show House
Sponsored by Junior League of Buffalo / The Buffalo News

Photographs were taken on January 21, 2003 -- while basic interior renovation was still taking place -- and before 50 decorators applied their art to transform the building into a show house.

Special thanks to owners Gerald and Natalie Schaffer, Intern Architect Thomas P. Breen, and Show Chairwoman Patty O'Brien for their cooperation and assistance.

Show Houses - Table of Contents

Click on illustrations for larger size -- and for more information

2003 Color Photos


Built 1923 to 1933	12,000-square-foot English manor-style mansion	South elevation on Nottingham Terr.	Main entrance ("frontispiece": ornamental doorway).

Detail from previous photo: Ogee/Venetian arch	Detail from previous photo. Corbel with grape vine decoration	Detail from previous photo: oriel to left of main entrance	Corbel support for oriel: phoenix motif

South elevation pavilion with 2-story parapeted bay	Detail from previous photo: grape and acanthus motifs	Onondaga limestone Gothic-style battlement	Detail from previous photo: gargoyle

Gargoyle	Diamond pattern on chimney pots	Left side (west) crenelated entrance	Pointed Gothic windows with trefoil design;

Detail from previous photo		1931 Photo House owner: Edwin Lang Miller

2008 photos

Renaissance style fountain ... In 2004, the house was sold to Rick Snowden who added a fountain relocated to his front lawn from a Newport, RI mansion and a 3 car garage (Buffalo Rising online June 2018). ... Three details below:

web site consulting by ingenious, inc.