Oldman Boiler Works, Boilershop, 32 Illinois Street, Buffalo, Erie County, NY

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Significance: The boiler shop is the oldest extant building on the site. It represents a common type of construction used in single-story plants. This class of industrial architecture followed general period trends toward more fire-resistant and spatially-efficient forms while differing in detail from multi-story factory designs. The boiler shop contains several significant machines, including pyramid plate bending rolls.

Survey number: HAER NY-272-A

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47 Oldman boiler works Images - LOC's Public Domain Archive

north buffalo junction oldman boiler works oldman boiler works boilershop illinois street erie erie county new york historic american engineering record photo ultra high resolution high resolution library of congress

1969 - 1980

Historic American Engineering Record, creator

North Buffalo Junction , 42.87426, -78.87512

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