As we work to develop the Fruit Belt to create more housing and mixed-use buildings, we’re keeping the existing architectural style of the neighborhood in mind. All new development will follow one of the following architectural styles:
Gothic Revival
Macedonia Baptist Church
235 East North Street
Built: 1932
Architects: Franklyn J. & William A. Kidd
High Victorian Gothic
Promise Land Baptist Church
215 High Street
Built: 1883
American Foursquare
351 & 355 High Street
Built: (both) 1910
Italianate
238 Carlton Street
Built: 1876
Worker’s Cottage
168 Orange St
Built: 1880
Second Empire
Sisters of St. Joseph Convent at St. Boniface Church (original)
Locust Street Art (today)
138 Locust Street
Built: 1888
Repurposed: 1980
Classical Revival
St. Boniface Parish House (original)
Teen Challenge Center (today)
124 Locust Street
Built: 1892
Repurposed: 1995
Art Deco
Marva J. Daniel Futures Preparatory School (P.S. #37)
295 Carlton Street
Built: 1934
Architect: Daniel G. McNeil
Neo-Expressionism
St. John’s Baptist Church
184 Goodell Street
Built: 1966
Architect: Wallace V. Moll
American Vernacular
34 Peach Street
Built: 1990
Minimal Traditional
83 Locust Street
Built: 1950
Special thanks to Preservation Buffalo Niagara for creating this resource. You can also download this information as a pamphlet: