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Syracuse Then and Now. Postcard of Clinton Square in 1905 (. Detroit Photographic Co.). We shape our buildings; thereafter, they shape us. During the century from 1840 to 1940 the City of Syracuse, New York grew dramatically in both population and wealth. This was due to the city's position on the Erie Canal, its location at the junction of major highways and railway lines and its growth as a manufacturing center. The greenest building is the one that already exists. Syracuse Then and Now. This story is ...

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Syracuse Then and Now. Postcard of Clinton Square in 1905 (. Detroit Photographic Co.). We shape our buildings; thereafter, they shape us. During the century from 1840 to 1940 the City of Syracuse, New York grew dramatically in both population and wealth. This was due to the city's position on the Erie Canal, its location at the junction of major highways and railway lines and its growth as a manufacturing center. The greenest building is the one that already exists. Syracuse Then and Now. This story is ...

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Syracuse Then and Now. Postcard of Clinton Square in 1905 (. Detroit Photographic Co.). We shape our buildings; thereafter, they shape us. During the century from 1840 to 1940 the City of Syracuse, New York grew dramatically in both population and wealth. This was due to the city's position on the Erie Canal, its location at the junction of major highways and railway lines and its growth as a manufacturing center. The greenest building is the one that already exists. Syracuse Then and Now. This story is ...

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Green Preservation

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The greenest building is the one that already exists. Tuesday, May 29, 2007. Preservation Association of Central New York. Efforts to preserve our nation's historic architecture have traditionally been based on cultural, aesthetic and more recently economic concerns. But in this age of climate change and natural resource depletion, that may soon change. Important new partnerships are being forged between historic preservationists and the green building movement. Urban planner Andres Duany, who oversaw de...

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Neighborhoods

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Postcard of West Onondaga Street about 1910. Source: Onondaga County Library). What is a Neighborhood? Traditional neighborhoods share these characteristics:. A neighborhood has a discernible center, often a patch of green, sometimes a busy or memorable street corner. In Westcott it is the business district with its theater, restaurants and shops; in Strathmore it is Hiawatha Lake and the surrounding park. Living in the suburbs can make you sick. The five minute walk. Narrow, versatile streets. These nei...

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Architects

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Architecture is a continuing dialogue. Which creates an environment across time. There are four architects well known in Syracuse for the work they did during the city's boom period: Horatio Nelson White, Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Archimedes Russell. And Ward Wellington Ward. In addition to these four there are a number of other, sometimes overlooked architects whose work also helped to define Syracuse during this period. All are listed below. George W. Baxter, Jr. Albert L. Brockway. James H. Kirby.

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Wanted: 60,000 new city residents

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Wanted: 60,000 new middle-income households. Franklin Properties, LLC. The key to any city's future lies in its ability to attract and retain middle-income residents. This presentation was delivered to the Thursday Morning Roundtable at University College in Syracuse, April 6, 2006. Click in the window below to install the Photodex Plugin. You may have to click in the bar above to allow the installation. Then right-click in the window and choose Full Screen). Some points from the presentation:. Great nei...

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Our History

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View from Hanover Square into Clinton Square in mid-1800's. In the loud, tawdry, throwaway culture of modern television, we need stories of a quieter kind, a longer lasting kind, a kind with character. And communities have stories. Without a story, who are we? Destroy the past, abuse the past, turn your backs on the past and you're turning your backs on and destroying all we have. Syracuse - An Historic Outline. By Henry W. Schramm. Named Syracuse in 1820 by John Wilkinson after a city of similar geograp...

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My Central New York: Excavations Continue at Harriet Tubman Home

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Tuesday, May 26, 2009. Excavations Continue at Harriet Tubman Home. Excavations Continue at Harriet Tubman Home. By Samuel D. Gruber. My friend Prof. Doug Armstrong. Of the Anthropology Department at Syracuse University. The dig was running. The ho...

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My Central New York: CNY Public Art: The Hiker by Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson at Syracuse's Billings Park

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Tuesday, January 13, 2015. CNY Public Art: The Hiker by Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson at Syracuse's Billings Park. Syracuse, NY. The Hiker. By Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson at Billings Park. photo: Samuel D. Gruber 2011. CNY Public Art: The Hiker. At the s...

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My Central New York: My CNY Public Art: Dedication of Restored Kirkpatrick Monument (Lemoyne Fountain) at Washington Square

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Thursday, July 2, 2009. My CNY Public Art: Dedication of Restored Kirkpatrick Monument (Lemoyne Fountain) at Washington Square. Dedication of Restored Kirkpatrick Monument (Lemoyne Fountain) at Washington Square. By Samuel D. Gruber. The monument s...

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My Central New York: Deco Delights: Sears Building Awaits a Better Future - or Demolition

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Sunday, July 27, 2014. Deco Delights: Sears Building Awaits a Better Future - or Demolition. Syracuse, NY. Former Sears, Roebuck Co. Store, 1300 S. Salina St (1929). Photo: Samuel Gruber July 2014. October 2, 1929):. Officials of the Sears, Roebuck...

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My Central New York: Ward Wellington Ward's 1909 (H. A. Moyer) Automobile Factory Among Syracuse's Top Industrial Buildings

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Wednesday, August 7, 2013. Ward Wellington Ward's 1909 (H. A. Moyer) Automobile Factory Among Syracuse's Top Industrial Buildings. Ward Wellington Ward's (H. A. Moyer) Automobile Factory Among Syracuse's Top Industrial Buildings. The innovator in A...

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My Central New York: Westcott Neighborhood Murals: A Primer on a Community's Artwork

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Friday, August 29, 2014. Westcott Neighborhood Murals: A Primer on a Community's Artwork. Syracuse, NY. Boom Babies Mural on Harvard Pl. at Westcott St. Photo: Samuel D. Gruber. Westcott Neighborhood Murals: A Primer on a Community's Artwork. Or ev...

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My Central New York: Next House to Save: The Northside's Murray House on Danforth Street

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Sunday, February 24, 2013. Next House to Save: The Northside's Murray House on Danforth Street. Syracuse, NY. Murray House. 406 Danforth St. Decorative Detail. Photo: Samuel D. Gruber 2009. By Samuel D. Gruber. The Harriet May Mills house. In Fayet...

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My Central New York: The Avery-Burton House: Another Case of North Side Deterioration

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Tuesday, March 5, 2013. The Avery-Burton House: Another Case of North Side Deterioration. Syracuse, NY. The Avery-Burton H. Ouse, 317 Bear Street. Photo: PACNY, 1980s. The Avery-Burton House: Another Case of North Side Deterioration. Lost some of i...

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My Central New York: Brewing History: Zett Traces on Danforth and Lodi Streets

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My Central New York. This blog is about architecture, urbanism, neighborhoods, historic preservation and other elements of the physical environment(s) of Central New York, including Syracuse and its many surrounding towns, villages, farms and natural features. Thursday, August 1, 2013. Brewing History: Zett Traces on Danforth and Lodi Streets. Syracuse, NY. 700 Danforth St., former Charles Frank House. Archimedes Russell, arch., 1899. Photo: Samuel D. Gruber (2013). By Samuel D. Gruber. 1822-1881) establ...

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