Main & Huron, c. 1880s. Main Street is at left, Genesee Street visible at right. Photo source: Picture Book of Earlier Buffalo
Main & Huron, c. 1880s. Main Street is at left, Genesee Street visible at right. Photo source: Picture Book of Earlier Buffalo
The above building was constructed in the 1830's by original Buffalo settler, Moses Baker. He purchased a number of city lots
from the Holland Land Company and fought in the War of 1812. The above building was demolished in 1889 to make way for
the new headquarters of the Buffalo Savings Bank.
Main & Huron, c. 1900. Main Street at left, Genesee Street visible at right. Photo source: private collection
The Buffalo architectural firm of Green & Wicks designed the Buffalo Savings Bank building. It opened in April, 1901. For more
information on the architectural features, look here.
The same view in 2002.
The bank is currently a branch of the M & T Bank.