Broadway-Fillmore Neighborhood
Historic Districts and Landmarks eligible for listing on the State and National Registers of Historic Places
The list was culled from the Broadway-Fillmore Neighborhood Historic Resources Intensive Level Survey -- but it is not an official part of the survey.
"Eligible" means that the State Historic Preservation Office has determined that, the property(ies) meets the criteria for a listing on the State Register of Historic Places. Of course, to become listed on the Register, a nomination would have to submitted to the State Historic Preservation Office.
Survey boundaries:
- North - Best Street and Walden Avenue
- South - William Street
- East - Lathrop and Millburn Streets
- West - Smith, Sherman, and Herman Streets
"Eligible" (potential) Thematic Resource: Polish Religious Institutions
- St. Stanislaus Church at 348 Peckham Street
- St. Mary of Sorrows R. C. Church at 938 Genesee Street
- St. Adalbert"s R.C. Church at 208 Stanislaus Street
- Transfiguration R.C. Church at 929 Sycamore Street
- Corpus Christi R.C. Church at 161 Clark Street
- Holy Mother of the Rosary National Cathedral at 170 Sobieski Street
- Queen of the Most Holy Rosary R. C. Church at 1040 Sycamore Street
- Buffalo Baptist Union Church at 821 Fillmore Avenue
"Eligible" (potential) Thematic Resource - Wladyslaw H. Zawadzki (architect)
- Dom Polski building at 1081 Broadway
- Transfiguration R.C. School (1915, 34 Stanislaus Street)
- Transfiguration Rectory (1925, 144 Mills Street
- Queen of the Most Holy Rosary R. C. Church, a combined church and school building, at 1040 Sycamore Street
- St. Stanislaus convent (1916-1917, 562 Fillmore Avenue
- St. Stanislaus garage with living quarters (1919, 123 Townsend Street)
- Polish Singing Circle Building (1907) at 1170 Broadway
- Polish Union Hall (1914) at 761 Fillmore Avenue
- Polonia Hotel (1906; later remodeled as a bank) at 1067 Broadway
- Hodkiewicz-Cohen Bakery (1906) at 1132 Broadway
- Lipowicz’s wholesale grocery store at 1201 Broadway
- A. Schreiber Brewing Company to house the company offices and the bottling works (1909, 662 Fillmore Avenue) and three residences.
- St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Byzantine-Church (1906) in Black Rock
- St. Nicholas Ukrainian-Byzantine Catholic Church (1917-1919, Fillmore Avenue and Oneida Street)
- St. Luke’s Church and School (1908-1919, Sycamore Street Miller Avenue)
- St. Casimir Church and School (1906, Weimar and Casimir Sts.)
- Public School No. 3 in Buffalo
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Residential
- 669 Best Street
- 673 Best Street
- 761 Best Street
- 40 C Street
- Outbuilding at 537A Fillmore Avenue
- 595 Fillmore Avenue
- Potter-Fronczack House at 806 Fillmore Avenue
- 818 Fillmore Avenue
- 858 Fillmore Avenue
- 875 Fillmore Avenue
- 363 Fox Street
- Stable at 1119 Genesee Street
- 237 Loepere Street
- 86 Mohr Avenue
- 17 Newton Street
- 161 Playter Street
- 304 Sherman Street
- 343 Sherman Street
- 448 Sherman Street
- 1060 Smith Street
- 279 Strauss Street
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Commercial
- People’s Bank of Buffalo at 904 Broadway (1925, Esenwein & Johnson, architects)
- Union Stockyards Bank/Liberty Bank of Buffalo at 949 Broadway (1909-1910, Robert North, architect)
- Eckhardt’s / Kobacher’s Department Store building at 950 Broadway (1940, Bley & Lyman, architects)
- Broadway Market at 981 Broadway (1955-1956, James, Meadows & Howard, architects)
- Liberty Bank at 892 Genesee Street (1930, Dietel & Wade, architects)
- Buffalo Industrial Bank at 690 Fillmore Avenue (1941, Bley & Lyman, architects)
- 999 Sycamore Street (1931) 1930s filling station
- 1007 Sycamore Street
- 1158 Sycamore Street
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Industrial
- Duffy Silk Company buildings at 1270 Broadway (1905, 1910) and 207 Guilford Street (1909) (Esenwien & Johnson, architects)
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Religious
- Pilgrim English Evangelical Church at 623 Best Street
- Achavas Achim Synagogue at 833 Fillmore Avenue
- Salem Evangelical Reformed Church at 413 Sherman Street
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Social
- Dom Polski building at 1081 Broadway (1905-1906, W. H. Zawadzki, architect)
- Adam Mickiewicz Library & Dramatic Circle (Biblioteka i Kolo Teatralne im. Adama Mickiewicza) at 612 Fillmore Avenue
"Eligible" (potential) Individual Properties: Transportation
- The Buffalo Traction Company streetcar barn at 175 Walden Avenue