Edwin
Lang Miller House - Table of Contents
EXTERIOR - 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. |
|
|
 1931 Photo House owner: Edwin Lang Miller Illustration source:
"Buffalo, the City
Beautiful," Hubbell, Mark H., ed. . Buffalo Truth
Publishing Co., 1931  Built 1923 to 1933 Detail from the house's architect's drawing by Bley & Lyman, who also designed the Saturn Club, the Buffalo Club, and Federal Courthouse at Niagara Square. |
2003 Photos  12,000-square-foot English manor-style mansion, built from 1923 to 1933  South elevation on Nottingham Terr.  Main entrance ("frontispiece": ornamental doorway). Interior photo of the glass doors. Building material: Onondaga limestone with dressed limestone (Indiana?) trim Detail below:  Detail from previous photo: Limestone (Indiana?) Ogee/Venetian arch Finial  Detail from previous photo. Corbel with grape vine decoration. Grape motif is also found in the library.  Oriel to left of main entrance. Building material: Onondaga limestone with dressed limestone (Indiana?) trim  Corbel support for oriel: phoenix motif  South elevation pavilion with 2-story parapeted bay  Detail from previous photo: grape motif in two panels flanking acanthus motif in center panel. See acanthus motif in the house's interior foyer panel 
 Detail from previous photo: gargoyle   Diamond pattern on chimney pots  Left side (west) crenelated entrance. Note drain pipe.  Pointed Gothic windows with trefoil design; Tudor style entry arch  Detail from previous photo  |
Fountain - 2008 Photos  Renaissance
style
fountain    |
