Historic Albany Foundation Oldest Building Inventory (By Address) 1 Funded in Part by the Hudson River Valley Greenway, National

Historic Albany Foundation Oldest Building Inventory (by address) 1

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark Academy Park Albany Academy 1814 -17 Philip Hooker Joseph Henry Memorial name change in 1930 National Register Listed (individually) 17 Alexander Street 1850 -60 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 28 Alexander Street 1855 circa Also listed as 1865-70 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 29 Alexander Street 1850 -60 circa Christian Barum, First Owner Also listed as 1850-55 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 30 Alexander Street 1855 George Burkhardt, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 32 Alexander Street 1855 Conrad Hacker, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 33 Alexander Street 1850 -55 circa Christian Winzel, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 35 Alexander Street 1850 -60 circa Myler Fish, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 35 Alexander Street 1860 circa or pre Mrs. Swartz Brick front South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 38 Alexander Street 1860 pre James Coyle, woodhshop; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

55 Alexander Street 1850 pre Joseph Short, First Owner 57 Alexander Street 1846 -50 circa 47A Alexander Street 1846 -50 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 47B Alexander Street 1846 -50 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 7 Alfred Street 1850 circa greatly altered; very much like 694 Delaware, which is directly opposite 2 Ashgrove Place 1839 Alexander Gray and son William Mansion Historic District 68 Basset Street 1855 -60 circa John Rathoup, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 70 Basset Street 1858 -59 Schuyler Family, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 72 Basset Street 1842 -43 Schuyler Family, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 74 Basset Street 1842 -43 Schuyler Family, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 81 Basset Street 1846 -50 circa Thomas Schuyler, First Owner 81-83 built as a pair South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 83 Basset Street 1846 -50 circa Thomas Schuyler, First Owner 81-83 built as a pair 83 Beaver Street 1842 Downtown Albany Historic District 89-91 Beaver Street 1824 pre A wood building--it is likely early Downtown Albany Historic District 3 Bleecker Street 1851 Henry James 2 Story Brick Pastures Historic District 5 Bleecker Street 1850 Henry James 2 Story Brick Pastures Historic District 7 Bleecker Street 1851 Henry James 2 Story Brick Pastures Historic District 9 Bleecker Street 1851 Pastures Historic District 13 Bleecker Street 1851 John Kennedy 2 Story Brick Pastures Historic District 17 Bleecker Street 1851 Pastures Historic District 27 Bleecker Street 1851 Pastures Historic District 29 Bleecker Street 1851 Pastures Historic District 31 Bleecker Street 1853 Pastures Historic District 49 Bleecker Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 51 Bleecker Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 53 Bleecker Street 1820 circa Pastures Historic District 55 Bleecker Street 1820 circa Pastures Historic District 1 Boice Street 1845 circa brick Tuscan cottage; may have been associated with Kenwood 44 Broad Street 1855 -60 circa Also listed as 1855-65 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 45 Broad Street 1840 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 48 Broad Street 1830 -46 circa Henry Nier, moulder; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 49 Broad Street 1840 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 50 Broad Street 1830 -46 circa John Simpson, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 51 Broad Street 1838 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

Funded in part by the Hudson River Valley Greenway, National Trust for Historic Preservation and Preservation League of New York State. Research completed by Don Rittner and Walter Wheeler. Last updated 1/14/2015 Historic Albany Foundation Oldest Building Inventory (by address) 2

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 52 Broad Street 1846 -51 circa John Simpson, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 53 Broad Street 1855 -60 circa Lawrence Killian, Tailor; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 54 Broad Street 1846 -51 circa John Simpson, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 57 Broad Street 1855 -60 circa Joseph Humph, Tailor, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 60 Broad Street 1845 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 62 Broad Street 1852 -55 circa Owen Golden, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 63 Broad Street 1846 -52 circa Thomas Fagles, laborer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

64 Broad Street 1851 -55 circa Owen Golden, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 65 Broad Street 1850 -55 circa Peter Donnelly, laborer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 67 Broad Street 1846 -50 circa J. Levy, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 79 Broad Street 1850 -55 circa Mathias Demgan, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 83 Broad Street 1850 -55 circa Jacob Ribber (Kribberr, Gribber, South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Kerblur); First Owner 99 Broad Street 1846 -50 circa John Zimmerman, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

101 Broad Street 1850 -55 circa Wieland Family, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 103 Broad Street Adjacent carriage 1850 -55 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District house 110 Broad Street 1851 pre Caspar Griesman, Shoemaker; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 117 Broad Street 1854 pre Widow Ortell; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 129 Broad Street 1854 pre Leonard Martin, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 133 Broad Street 1854 pre Folin Whitman, laborer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 134 Broad Street 1854 pre Patrick Clowry, Blacksmith; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 135 Broad Street 1854 pre Peter Nicholas, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 137 Broad Street 1852 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 139 Broad Street 1854 pre John Boenan, Shoemaker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

141 Broad Street 1854 pre Gottlieb Boenan, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 143 Broad Street 1854 pre Gottlieb Boenau, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 146 Broad Street 1854 pre Henry & Joseph Wilbur (1854) South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 148 Broad Street 1854 pre William Mysert, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 149 Broad Street 1854 pre Michael Dillman, Boatman; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 150 Broad Street 1854 pre George Fauth, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 152 Broad Street 1854 pre George Fauth, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 154 Broad Street 1860 pre Aaron Haulser (1860); First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 160 Broad Street 1860 pre John Martikowsky, Blacksmith; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 748 Broad Street 1846 pre George Talcott, First Owner 93 -95 Broad Street 1839 circa Robert Rowbottom, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 330 Broadway 1849 Downtown Albany Historic District 370 Broadway Meginnis Electronic 1849 Downtown Albany Historic District 402 Broadway Bookstore, until 1819 circa part of a row of three commercial buildings originally Downtown Albany Historic District recently

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 414 Broadway 1845 circa just a guess; may be a remodel of an earlier building Downtown Albany Historic District

420 Broadway Coulson's 1814 -15 Spencer Stafford Downtown Albany Historic District 470 Broadway 1815 Spencer Stafford, First Owner Downtown Albany Historic District 513 Broadway 1804 pre Downtown Albany Historic District 515 Broadway 1804 pre Downtown Albany Historic District 518 Broadway 1847 Richard Pease, engraver, first owner; Downtown Albany Historic District William L. Woollett, architect

524 Broadway 1852 -53 circa L. Lush, First Owner Downtown Albany Historic District 683 Broadway Quackenbush House 1730 circa National Register Listed (individually)

744 Broadway 1846 pre Tobias Van Schaick, First Owner 744-750 Broadway Historic District 746 Broadway 1846 pre David E Gregory, First Owner 744-750 Broadway Historic District 748 Broadway 1831 -33 744-750 Broadway Historic District 786 Broadway 1842 circa Charles Miller, Grocer; First Owner This building is either mis-identified, or razed. 796 Broadway 1842 Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 798 Broadway 1843 circa Charles Miller, Grocer; First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 800 Broadway 1858 William McClelland, First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 802 Broadway 1854 pre Josiah G. Root, First Owner Tivoli Mills Builder in Cohoes Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 804 Broadway 1854 pre Josiah G. Root, First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 806 Broadway 1854 pre Josiah G. Root, First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 904 Broadway 1840 circa 328-30 Broadway Wright-Martin 1849 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 346-50 Broadway Old Greyhound 1848 Isaac Newton, original owner Downtown Albany Historic District 368-72 Broadway 1849 -50 circa Harmanus Bleeker Jr Downtown Albany Historic District 372-74 Broadway 1851 Peter Cagger, attorney; First Owner New façade added in 1915. Downtown Albany Historic District

376-78 Broadway 1849 Downtown Albany Historic District 388-90 Broadway 1820 pre early building was cut down for widening of Hudson Downtown Albany Historic District Ave; sheathed with new façade in late 19th c.

408-12 Broadway Argus Building 1831 circa Philip Hooker, architect Known as the "Law Buildings" when first Downtown Albany Historic District constructed; was sheathed in marble stucco. 416-18 Broadway 1845 circa just a guess; may be a remodel of an earlier building Downtown Albany Historic District

472-74 Broadway 1859 John Van Gaasbeck, carpenter; First Downtown Albany Historic District Owner 476-78 Broadway 1859 William Strong, imports; First Owner Downtown Albany Historic District 636-38 Broadway 1829 circa Charles Townsend, First Owner 13 Catherine Street 1840 James Eaton, Mason; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 15 Catherine Street 1840 Lansing Pendelton, Carpenter; First Also lsited as 1857-63 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 17 Catherine Street 1819 pre Lansing Pendelton, Carpenter; First Also listed as 1844-48 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 21 Catherine Street 1851 -57 circa Lansing Pendelton, Carpenter; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 23 Catherine Street 1851 -57 circa Lansing Pendelton, Carpenter; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 31 Catherine Street 1857 -61 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 32 Catherine Street The Pastures 1761 -63 Schuyler Mansion; The Pastures National Register Listed (individually) 39 Catherine Street 1857 -61 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 1 Central Avenue 1815 Charles Townsend, First Owner 17 Central Avenue 1815 28 Central Avenue 1855 -60 circa 29 Central Avenue 1855 -60 circa 30 Central Avenue 1855 -60 circa 44 Central Avenue 1817 circa J.R. Peter’S & Sons 138 Central Avenue 1844 circa George Gates, Mason; First Owner 142 Central Avenue 1851 pre George Gates, Mason; First Owner 286 Central Avenue 1830 circa wood framed gable roofed house, sits back from street; later 19th century addition on front 297 Central Avenue 1859 -69 circa George Schaefer, carpenter; First Owner 329 Central Avenue 1859 -69 circa William Morgan, Physician; First Owner 1022 Central Avenue 1825 circa 1044 Central Avenue 1840 circa 117-119 Central Avenue 1830 circa Central Florist 40-42 Central Avenue 1817 circa 584-86 Central Avenue 1850 circa verify that this hasn't been replaced by a similar building 50 Chapel Street 1826 circa Building appears to date to c.1975, but I believe it incorporates older structure. 97 Chestnut Street 1857 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 114 Chestnut Street 1859 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 31 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre Clinton Avenue Historic District 33 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre George W. Carpenter; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 35 Clinton Avenue 1846 -50 circa Joseph C. Kirk, Tailor; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 46 Clinton Avenue 1859 circa Also listed as pre-1839 Clinton Avenue Historic District 48 Clinton Avenue 1839 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 52 Clinton Avenue 1852 -53 circa Patrick R. Griffin, Coppersmith; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 59 Clinton Avenue 1846 -50 circa John Rowland, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 60 Clinton Avenue 1839 -46 circa John Lockwood, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 61 Clinton Avenue 1846 -50 circa William Bruce, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 62 Clinton Avenue 1839 -46 circa William Allen, carpenter Clinton Avenue Historic District 63 Clinton Avenue 1846 -50 circa Wm. F. Coffee, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 64 Clinton Avenue 1838 -46 circa William Allen, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 68 Clinton Avenue 1838 -46 circa William Jones, First Owner, J. Van 2 Story Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District Antwerp 70 Clinton Avenue 1846 -50 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 73 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre Nana & Thomas Ludlow, First Owners Clinton Avenue Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 75 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre Nana & Thomas Ludlow, First Owners Clinton Avenue Historic District

76 Clinton Avenue 1853 -54 Clinton Avenue Historic District 77 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 78 Clinton Avenue 1851 -55 circa Edward Vischer, Blacksmith; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 80 Clinton Avenue 1851 -55 circa Edward Vischer, Blacksmith; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 81 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa Wm. B. Sims, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 85 Clinton Avenue 1855 John Clemshire, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 87 Clinton Avenue 1855 John Clemshire, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 89 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa George Cuyler; First Owner President, Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Clinton Avenue Historic District 90 Clinton Avenue 1838 -46 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 91 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Cyrus Stevens, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 92 Clinton Avenue 1843 -46 circa Thomas Taylor; First Owner; Jacob Clinton Avenue Historic District VanNess, Carpenter/Builder 95 Clinton Avenue 1853 Wm Boggs, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 97 Clinton Avenue 1853 Wm Boggs, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 99 Clinton Avenue 1853 Wm Boggs, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 101 Clinton Avenue 1853 Wm Boggs, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 101 1/2 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre Marvin VanAlstyne, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 107 Clinton Avenue 1855 William Allen, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 109 Clinton Avenue 1855 William Allen, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 111 Clinton Avenue 1855 William Allen, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 131 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa Hezekiah Alexander, Builder; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 132 Clinton Avenue 1851 Robert Davidson, Carriage Maker; Clinton Avenue Historic District First Owner 133 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 135 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 136 Clinton Avenue 1846 pre Robert Davidson, Wheel Maker; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 137 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 139 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 141 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 142 Clinton Avenue 1851 circa Bruce & Clemshire Brick Front added c 1890 Clinton Avenue Historic District Contractors/Builders;First Owner 143 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa John White, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 144 Clinton Avenue 1852 Joseph Kelly, Carpenter; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District

145 Clinton Avenue 1853 Mr. Vanslyck? First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 146 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa John White, Mason/Bldr; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District

147 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa George Kilbourn, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 148 Clinton Avenue 1856 Francis Harvey, Stove Dealer; First 2 Story Brick Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 149 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa George Kilbourn, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 150 Clinton Avenue 1848 Richard Sherwood, Cigar 2 Story Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District Manufacterer; First Owner 151 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 152 Clinton Avenue 1838 -44 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 153 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 156 Clinton Avenue 1854 Thomas Hutchinson, Laborer: First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 160 Clinton Avenue 1858 -60 circa John White, Mason; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 162 Clinton Avenue 1858 John White, Mason/Bldr; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District

170 Clinton Avenue 1850 John Delahanty, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 172 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa Matthew Hallenbake, Produce Dealer; Clinton Avenue Historic District First Owner 176 Clinton Avenue 1850 -55 circa Matthew Hallenbake, Produce Dealer, 2 Story Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District builder; First Owner 190 Clinton Avenue 1858 -59 Clinton Avenue Historic District 194 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Edward Kearney, Plumber; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 204 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 205 Clinton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 206 Clinton Avenue 1859 John Kilhain, Builder; First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 410 Clinton Avenue 1851 -56 circa James Hallenbeck, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 508 Clinton Avenue 1849 -57 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 510 Clinton Avenue 1849 -56 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 530 Clinton Avenue 1864 Clinton Avenue Historic District 534 Clinton Avenue 1860 circa or pre Adam Helmrut 1 1/2 Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District 562 Clinton Avenue 1857 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 572 Clinton Avenue 1850 circa Catherine Rilling 1 Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District 577 Clinton Avenue 1850 circa Stated as c.1870 in NR district form; this needs more Clinton Avenue Historic District research 584 Clinton Avenue 1860 circa or pre Abraham Morris 1 Wood Clinton Avenue Historic District 590 Clinton Avenue 1857 -63 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 592 Clinton Avenue 1857 -63 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 600 Clinton Avenue 1856 -60 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 631 Clinton Avenue 1830 -40 circa Greek Revival Temple form house Clinton Avenue west of Ontario 1850 circa former city reservoir, now Bleecker Stadium 3 Clinton Place 1829 -34 circa Melville House Clinton Avenue Historic District 4 Clinton Place 1851 -52 Samuel Anable, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 5 Clinton Place 1840 circa Gerritt T. Lansing, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 62 Clinton Place 1851 -52 circa Philip Luke, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 3 Clinton Square 1829 -34 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 4 Clinton Square 1852 Clinton Avenue Historic District 5 Clinton Square 1839 -40 Clinton Avenue Historic District 19 Clinton Street 1846 pre James Farrell, Laborer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 27 Clinton Street Schuyler Mansion 1761 -65 National Register Listed (individually) 46 Clinton Street 1839 pre Hugh Swift, Clothing; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 48 Clinton Street 1839 pre Josiah Eaton, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 50 Clinton Street 1859 -63 circa Joseph Kresser, Vinegar Maker; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 54 Clinton Street 1859 -63 circa Benjamin & Bernard Snyder, First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owners 56 Clinton Street 1852 -55 circa Henry Snyder, Moulder; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 64 Clinton Street 1847 -51 circa Philip Luke, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 66 Clinton Street 1847 Philip Luke, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 68 Clinton Street 1847 -48 Henry Hinemuller, Baker, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

70 Clinton Street 1846 -50 circa Henry Hinemiller, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 71 Clinton Street 1858 -59 Michael McKown, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 75 Clinton Street 1855 John McKown, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 81 Clinton Street 1855 John McKown, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 83 Clinton Street 1855 William Moore, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 84 Clinton Street 1831 Reubin Thompson, Bone dealer (junk South End/Groesbeckville Historic District dealer): First Owner 85 Clinton Street 1855 William Moore, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 86 Clinton Street 1851 Erichart Hagan, Butcher; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

87 Clinton Street 1855 William Moore, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 89 Clinton Street 1855 William Moore, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 104 Clinton Street 1846 -51 circa Margaret McKown, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 114 Clinton Street 1854 -60 circa Conrad Frank, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 121 Clinton Street 1854 pre Jacob Kelch, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 127 Clinton Street 1860 pre John Koch, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 132 Clinton Street 1854 pre Frederick Opperman, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 136 Clinton Street 1860 pre Frederick Crissman, Tailor; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 138 Clinton Street 1860 pre Charles Schulz, Blacksmith; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 141 Clinton Street 1860 pre John Kimball, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 142 Clinton Street 1860 pre Gottlieb Boenan, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 143 Clinton Street 1860 pre John Kimball, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 144 Clinton Street 1860 pre Henry Roberts, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 150 Clinton Street 1860 pre Lansing VanWie, Lawyer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

51-55 Clinton Street 1846 pre Henry Hinemiller, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 102 Colonie Street 1850 William H. Dewitt, First Owner 1 Columbia Place 1850 circa Erastus Palmer Studio; also known as 1-2 Columbia Lafayette Park Historic District Place 3 Columbia Place 1828 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 46 Columbia Street 1830 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 48 Columbia Street 1834 1834 is possible, but house has curved parlor doors Downtown Albany Historic District in rear parlor, usually an earlier attribute. 52 Columbia Street 1830 pre Believed that the late 19th c. façade conceals an Downtown Albany Historic District earlier building.

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 54 Columbia Street 1830 pre 3rd story added in 1859 Downtown Albany Historic District 77 Columbia Street 1830 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 79 Columbia Street 1830 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 81 Columbia Street 1830 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 83 Columbia Street 1830 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 87 Columbia Street 1835 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 89 Columbia Street 1843 Lafayette Park Historic District 91 Columbia Street 1843 Lafayette Park Historic District 93 Columbia Street 1835 circa currently covered with later façade Lafayette Park Historic District materials 95 Columbia Street 1835 -40 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 97 Columbia Street 1825 -30 circa marble trim Lafayette Park Historic District 98 Columbia Street 1845 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 99 Columbia Street 1829 circa John Meads, design attributed to marble trim; third story added later Lafayette Park Historic District Philip Hooker 101 Columbia Street 1828 circa marble trim Lafayette Park Historic District 103 Columbia Street 1845 circa Lafayette Park Historic District 107 Columbia Street 1828 Originally two houses (105 and 107), remodelled Lafayette Park Historic District early 20th century 6 Delaware Avenue 1851 -55 circa Francis Slait (Slade), Mason; First Center Square Historic District owner 8 Delaware Avenue 1846 -51 circa Charles Grasser, First Owner Center Square Historic District 22 Delaware Avenue 1860 pre Center Square Historic District 42 Delaware Avenue 1851 -55 circa Henry Bailey, Carpenter/builder; First Center Square Historic District Owner 46 Delaware Avenue 1855 -60 circa William Klein, Carpenter; First Owner Center Square Historic District

50 Delaware Avenue 1849 -53 circa George Gnap, First Owner Center Square Historic District 694 Delaware Avenue Havills Collision 1850 circa date a wild guess; I believe that an older house is Service encased in the c.1940 brick facing 700s Delaware Avenue Normanskill Farm 1830 circa or pre Main house probably c.1830-50; tenant house may be as early as c.1810-20 709-711 Delaware Avenue 1830 circa pair of side passage houses, wood framed 6 Delaware Street 1851 -55 Jame Slater 2 Story Wood South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 8 Delaware Street 1860 circa or pre Joseph Gressor 2 Story Wood South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 52 Delaware Street 1854 -55 circa John McEvoy, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 59 Dongan Avenue 1840 circa St. John's Sister's House Third Story added 1882 Pastures Historic District 25 Dove Street 1850 Tobias Van Schaick, first owner Center Square Historic District 27 Dove Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square Historic District 35 Dove Street 1860 William Learned, Supreme court Center Square Historic District Justice (1866-88), first owner 37 Dove Street 1860 Charles G. Cook, Insurance Agent Center Square Historic District (1866-71) first owner 60 Dove Street 1858 John Reilly, Cartman; First Owner Also listed as 1858 Center Square Historic District 114 Dove Street 1850 -57 circa Center Square Historic District 177 Dove Street 1850 Tobias Van Schaick, first owner Center Square Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 289 Dove Street 1850 -51 Daniel Bassett, Brick Maker, bldr Basestt Brickyard cor Lark and Clinton in 1857. Center Square Historic District Moved to Snip Corner of Lydisu in 1862 291 Dove Street 1850 -51 Daniel Bassett, Brick Maker, bldr Basestt Brickyard cor Lark and Clinton in 1857. Center Square Historic District Moved to Snip Corner of Lydisu in 1862 59-61 Dove Street 1859 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square Historic District 63-67 Dove Street 1856 -57 John Kennedy and Jr builders Center Square Historic District 20 Eagle Street NYS Court of 1835 -42 Henry Rector, architect Former State Hall National Register Listed (individually) Appeals 25 Eagle Street 1827 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 38 Eagle Street 1830 circa Believed that an earlier house is behind the c.1880 façade. 42 Eagle Street 1830 -40 flemish bond 125 Eagle Street Cathedral of the 1848 -52 Patrick Keely, architect National Register Listed (individually) Immaculate Conception 138 Eagle Street Executive Mansion 1856 circa National Register Listed (individually) 40 Eagle Street 1830 -40 flemish bond 2 Elk Street 1827 William Marcy Governor House Also listed as 1827 Lafayette Park Historic District 3 Elk Street 1827 William P. Van Rensselaer Lafayette Park Historic District 4 Elk Street 1827 Martin Van Buren, First Owner; M Also listed as 1830; M Reynolds Alterations 1900 Lafayette Park Historic District Reynolds Alterations 1900 5 Elk Street 1827 Lafayette Park Historic District 6 Elk Street 1833 circa William Van Rensselaer, First Owner Also listed as 1844; M Reynolds Alterations 1906; Lafayette Park Historic District marble trim 7 Elk Street 1833 circa William P. Van Rensselaer M Reynolds alterations 1915; marble trim Lafayette Park Historic District 17 Elk Street 1845 circa David Orr and Andrew Cunningham, Lafayette Park Historic District Builders 21 Elk Street 1845 circa David Orr and Andrew Cunningham, Gov Mansion for Hamiton Fish 1848 Lafayette Park Historic District Builders 27 Elk Street 1845 circa Henry C. Wheaton, First Owner Lafayette Park Historic District 29 Elk Street 1833 Governor Dix, first owner paired with a twin at 31, now razed; marble trim Lafayette Park Historic District 27 Elm Street 1830 circa It has odd framing, apparently reused, suggesting an Mansion Historic District early date--perhaps much older than 1830. This needs to be verified. 44 Elm Street 1849 Built for Henry Yates Mansion Historic District 191 Elm Street 1853 Brick Front added 1889 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 201 Elm Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 207 Elm Street 1845 -59 circa Renovated 1880-85 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 217 Elm Street 1842 pre Wood with c 1873 Brick Front Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 219 Elm Street 1847 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 221 Elm Street 1851 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 225 Elm Street 1842 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 227 Elm Street 1842 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 230 Elm Street 1852 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 234 Elm Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 236 Elm Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 237 Elm Street 1846 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 238 Elm Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 239 Elm Street 1855 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 241 Elm Street 1855 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 242 Elm Street 1850 -55 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 243 Elm Street 1855 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 253 Elm Street 1855 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 257 Elm Street 1855 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 261 Elm Street 1855 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 263 Elm Street 1855 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 48-68 Elm Street 1858 James Eaton, Bldr Mansion Historic District NW Corner First & Ten Broeck Streets 1856 -60 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 6 First Street 1856 John Stone, first owner; grocer at Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District corner of Clinton Avenue & Ten Broeck

24 First Street 1854 William Kelly, architect Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 28 First Street 1857 Built by William Turner, Mason; Home Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District of Douglas L. White 38 First Street 1857 Built by Robt. Aspinwall: Napolean Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Aubin, Gasfitter first occupant 41 First Street 1851 -56 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 44 First Street 1850 -55 circa Lawrence Nolan, Overseer of the Poor 2 Story Brick Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District at Center Market; First Owner 46 First Street 1850 -55 circa Charles Easton, Lumber dealer; First 2 Story Brick Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 49 First Street 1855 -60 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 55 First Street 1846 pre Henry Dermody, laborer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

57 First Street 1838 Built for Hosea Hewlett, painter Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 57 First Street 1838 Richard and Nancy Dillon, Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District cabinetmaker; First Owner 61 First Street 1846 pre Hibbard Cooper, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 62 First Street 1855 -65 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 64 First Street 1850 circa Joseph Fearey, Boot & shoe dealer; Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District First Owner 70 First Street 1855 -60 circa James McCarroll, Boatman; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 72 First Street 1855 -60 circa William Redden, carpenter; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 74 First Street 1855 -60 circa Richard Tobin, Saloon owner; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 76 First Street 1855 -60 circa Ebenezer Chism, Mason & Builder; Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District First Owner 77 First Street 1846 pre Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 79 First Street 1846 pre John Meeham, porter; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 259 First Street 1850 circa eyebrow windows; needs more research 269 First Street 1850 circa needs more research, possibly from mid-century

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 299 1/2 First Street 1850 circa wood framed house with gable end, sandwiched between c.1860s houses, most probably earlier than either of them 320 First Street 1850 circa needs more research, possibly from mid-century 2 to 38 First Street 1854 -62 Patrick Keeley, architect Robert Aspinall, built 97-103 Ten Broeck lived at 32 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District First, built 30-38 First in 1854-58; 26-28 First built in 1856-57 by contracor William Turner; 2-4 built in 1862 by James Eaton. City report lists #1-4, 1862; 6-8, 1856; 10-24, 1856; 26, 1856; 28, 1857; 30, 1857-9; 32, 1857-8; 34-36, 1854; 38, 1856-7

95 Fourth Avenue 1845 circa 114 Fourth Avenue 1851 Thomas Fisher, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 116 Fourth Avenue 1845 -45 Henry McKnight, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 118 Fourth Avenue 1849 -50 John Spencer, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 121 Fourth Avenue 1855 McKown Family, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 123 Fourth Avenue 1855 Henry McKown, First Owners South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 138 Franklin Street 1859 James Schuyler Estate, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 140 Franklin Street 1859 James Schuyler Estate, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 142 Franklin Street 1859 James Schuyler Estate, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 144 Franklin Street 1846 circa Henry Clair, First Owner not unlikely to date to c.1825-35 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 146 Franklin Street 1846 pre John Rider, Weaver; First Owner not unlikely to date to c.1825-35 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 150 Franklin Street 1846 pre Samuel Holms, Cartman; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

159-69 Franklin Street Foley's Row 1846 circa James Schuyler, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 19 Golder Street 1850 circa 101 Grand Street 1845 circa wood frame side passage house with Mansion Historic District splayed greek architraves 103 Grand Street 1847 date according the HAF plaque Mansion Historic District 115 Grand Street 1847 pre Mansion Historic District 145 Grand Street 1835 circa wood frame side passage house Mansion Historic District 57-65 Grand Street 1840 David Orr and Bradford Hand, builders Mansion Historic District

78-92 Grand Street 1853 James W. Eaton, builder and owned Mansion Historic District 78-82 20 Green Street 1785 circa survives only as a fragment--one wall 101 Green Street 1850 -70 circa Pastures Historic District 115 Green Street 1843 circa Pastures Historic District 117 Green Street 1843 circa Pastures Historic District 118 Green Street 1840 circa Pastures Historic District 119 Green Street 1829 circa Pastures Historic District 120 Green Street 1840 circa Pastures Historic District 120 Green Street 1846 pre Eliakin Ford, First Owner Pastures Historic District 121 Green Street 1829 circa Pastures Historic District 129 Green Street 1841 circa Pastures Historic District 131 Green Street 1840 circa Pastures Historic District 135 Green Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 137 Green Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 141 Green Street 1832 circa Pastures Historic District 149 Green Street 1845 circa Pastures Historic District 151 Green Street 1845 circa Pastures Historic District 103-111 Green Street 1819 Five Blds Pastures Historic District 132-38 Green Street 1830 circa Four Blds. Originally 6 Pastures Historic District 60-62 1/2 Green Street 1839 3 buildings 65-67 Green Street 1825 pre 3 Hall Place 1850 -54 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 4 Hall Place 1854 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 8 Hall Place 1859 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 2 to 6 Hall Place 1852 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 5 to 6 Hall Place 1854 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 281 Hamilton Street 1850 -51 Daniel Bassett, bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 293 Hamilton Street 1850 -51 Daniel Bassett, Brick Maker, bldr Basestt Brickyard cor Lark and Clinton in 1857. Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Moved to Snip Corner of Lydisu in 1862 335 Hamilton Street 1855 William Weldon, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 337 Hamilton Street 1855 James Weldon, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 339 Hamilton Street 1855 James Weldon, First Onwer Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 341 Hamilton Street 1855 James Weldon, First Onwer Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 358 Hamilton Street 1850 -57 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 360 Hamilton Street 1850 -57 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 361 Hamilton Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 362 Hamilton Street 1850 -57 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 364 Hamilton Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 366 Hamilton Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 367 Hamilton Street 1857 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 369 Hamilton Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 378 Hamilton Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 379 Hamilton Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 380 Hamilton Street 1858 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 381 Hamilton Street Israel African 1850 -54 Thomas Jackson, pastor, designer Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Methodist Episcopal Church 390 Hamilton Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 401 Hamilton Street 1853 Built for James P. Gould Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 402 Hamilton Street 1852 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 409 Hamilton Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 289-93 Hamilton Street 1850 -51 Daniel Bassett, Bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 295-299 Hamilton Street 1857 Edward M. Courtwright, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 333-341 Hamilton Street 1855 William Weldon, wine merchant; First Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 65 Herkimer Street 1840 circa Pastures Historic District (non-contributing) 68 Herkimer Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 69 Herkimer Street 1839 -47 circa Pastures Historic District 70 Herkimer Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 72 Herkimer Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 74 Herkimer Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 91 Herkimer Street 1838 circa Reuel Clapp, builder and original Pastures Historic District occupant 93 Herkimer Street 1838 circa Reuel Clapp, builder Pastures Historic District 95 Herkimer Street 1838 circa Reuel Clapp, builder Pastures Historic District 97 Herkimer Street 1832 circa Pastures Historic District 100 Herkimer Street 1841 circa Pastures Historic District 102 Herkimer Street 1841 circa Pastures Historic District 103 Herkimer Street 1835 circa Pastures Historic District 104 Herkimer Street 1841 circa Pastures Historic District 48 Hudson Avenue Van Ostrande- 1728 Johannes Van Ostrande Altered c. 1790, c. 1835, c.1900, c. 1937. National Register Listed (individually) Radliff House 50 Hudson Avenue 1804 circa 244 Hudson Avenue 1852 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 293 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 295 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 297 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner; John Kennedy may have built this entire block; Only Jr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Kennedy and J. Jr, architects/builders listed in 1858 at 23 Elm.

299 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 301 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 303 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 305 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 307 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 308 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 309 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 311 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 313 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 315 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 317 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 318 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 319 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 320 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 321 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 322 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 323 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 325 Hudson Avenue 1845 -59 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 327 Hudson Avenue 1849 -51 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 329 Hudson Avenue 1849 -51 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 331 Hudson Avenue 1853 -55 circa Oliver Holmes, Builder Historic Structure Inventory Form says Oliver. There Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District is a Calvin Holmes, Builder at 146 Jay. 333 Hudson Avenue 1853 -55 James Gellan, Builder Historic Structure Inventory Form lists as John Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Gullen? Does not exist. There is a James Gellan and Joseph Kelly listed as carpenters, builders at 118 N. Pearl during this time. 335 Hudson Avenue 1853 -55 Daniel Sayer, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 337 Hudson Avenue 1855 Daniel Sayer, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 339 Hudson Avenue 1855 Daniel Sayer, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 341 Hudson Avenue 1855 Daniel Sayer, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 343 Hudson Avenue 1855 Daniel Sayer, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 346 Hudson Avenue 1853 circa Francis Griswold, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 347 Hudson Avenue 1851 E. F. Van Gasbeck, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 349 Hudson Avenue 1851 E. F. Van Gasbeck, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 293-297 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 John Kennedy and Jr builders Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 299-305 Hudson Avenue 1856 -57 Charles B. Lansing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 300-302 Hudson Avenue 1847 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 347-349 Hudson Avenue 1851 William van Gassbeck, first owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 172 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 174 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 175 Jay Street Knickerbocker Apts 1850 circa Former Amsdell Brewery; converted to aprts in 1910- Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 13 176 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 178 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 180 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 182 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 184 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 202 Jay Street 1858 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 203 Jay Street 1859 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 204 Jay Street 1858 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 208 Jay Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 210 Jay Street 1857 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 212 Jay Street 1857 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 215 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 217 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 219 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 221 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 223 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 229 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 231 Jay Street 1856 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 118 Jefferson Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 120 Jefferson Street 1857 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 126 Jefferson Street 1840 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 131 Jefferson Street 1854 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 133 Jefferson Street 1857 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 136 Jefferson Street 1853 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 140 Jefferson Street 1850 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 141 Jefferson Street 1856 Improvements made 1890 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 142 Jefferson Street 1850 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 143 Jefferson Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 145 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 151 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 152 Jefferson Street 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 155 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 166 Jefferson Street 1840 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 171 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 173 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 175 Jefferson Street 1855 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 199 Jefferson Street 1857 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 224 Jefferson Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 228 Jefferson Street 1850 -55 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 230 Jefferson Street 1850 -55 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 87 Krumkill Road 1800 circa date is a wild guess; it's a five bay wide farmhouse

Krumkill Road 1840 circa Chapel or receiving vault, Evangelical Protestant Church Cemetery

182 Lancaster Street 1853 Peter Coburn, builder and painter; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District First Owner 183 Lancaster Street 1854 John Mitchell, First Owner Cornice and bay window later additions Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 184 Lancaster Street 1854 James Teelin, Super of Capitol; First Peter Coburn, builder and painter may have built Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 185 Lancaster Street 1856 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 186 Lancaster Street 1854 Eliza R. Kane; First Owner Peter Coburn, builder and painter may hae built Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 205 Lancaster Street 1856 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 207 Lancaster Street 1855 circa John Leddings, cartman; First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

211 Lancaster Street 1856 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 213 Lancaster Street 1856 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 200 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 202 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 221 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 223 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 225 Lark Street 1850 -59 circa Modernized 1870 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 227 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 229 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 245 Lark Street 1854 Peter Coburn, builder and painter; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District First Owner 267 Lark Street 1850 Henry A. Clement, Pattern maker; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District First Owner 273 Lark Street 1850 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 278 Lark Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 281 Lark Street 1852 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 283 Lark Street 1852 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 285 Lark Street 1853 -54 William M. Bender, Grocer; First Bender developed most of the block Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 289 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 291 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 293 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 295 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 297 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 284 B Lark Street 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 287-297 Lark Street 1857 William M. Bender, Grocer; First Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 235 Lark Street Trinity Church 1849 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 47 Lexington Avenue 1859 circa 53 Lexington Avenue 1859 circa 55 Lexington Avenue 1859 circa 63 Lexington Avenue 1856 circa 65 Lexington Avenue 1856 -60 circa 67 Lexington Avenue 1856 -60 circa 32 Liebel Street 1820 circa Adam Liebel House A guess on the date of this house, which was constructed before the grid was extended into this part of the city. Lincoln Park Hall Building 1852 Jame Hall home and lab. Father of American National Register Listed (individually) Paleontology; 68 Livingston Avenue 1846 pre Wi R. Towy, First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 69 Livingston Avenue 1846 pre Possibly much earlier than 1840 Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 70 Livingston Avenue 1846 pre Richard Lockley, First Owner Broadway-Livingston Avenue Historic District 96 Livingston Avenue 1830 circa brick 3 bay with marble trim 98 Livingston Avenue 1830 circa brick 3 bay with marble trim 100 Livingston Avenue 1830 circa brick 3 bay with marble trim 136 Livingston Avenue 1851 -55 circa Issac Boyce, Shoe cutter; First Owner

140 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa Francis Shields, laborer; First Owner

154 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa brick 3 bay; constructed in a group with 156 and 156 1/2 Livingston 156 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa brick 3 bay 164 Livingston Avenue 1840 circa constructed with 166 Livingston 166 Livingston Avenue 1840 circa constructed with 164 Livingston 174 Livingston Avenue 1840 circa 194 Livingston Avenue 1847 Later occupied by Steven and Harriet National Register Listed (individually) Myers 200 Livingston Avenue 1840 circa 208 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa 210 Livingston Avenue 1845 circa 213 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa 214 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa 215 Livingston Avenue 1850 circa 534 Livingston Avenue 1800 circa date is a guess; its form looks to be that of an 18th century rural dwelling, with no eave overhangs and steep roof. 82 Madison Avenue 1827 circa Pastures Historic District 84 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District 86 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District 88 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District 90 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District 92 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 94 Madison Avenue 1815 circa Pastures Historic District 96 Madison Avenue 1811 circa Philip Hooker (attributed) architect for Later house of NYS Governor Yates Pastures Historic District John Stafford 100 Madison Avenue 1808 circa Altered c.1890 Pastures Historic District 102 Madison Avenue 1844 circa Pastures Historic District 143 Madison AVenue 1830 circa Also known as 66 Grand Street Mansion Historic District 145 Madison Avenue 1840 David Orr and Bradford Hand, Mansion Historic District builders; David Orr original occupant

146 Madison Avenue 1828 Mansion Historic District 327 Madison Avenue 1856 Thomas Cavanaugh, grocer; First Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 330 Madison Avenue 1847 J.A. Eberhaus, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 339 Madison Avenue 1841 Peter Fitzpatrick, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 342 Madison Avenue 1858 Patrick Fitzsimmons, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 343 Madison Avenue 1846 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 344 Madison Avenue 1847 pre Two-Story frame remodeled c 1915 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 345 Madison Avenue 1852 Andrew Spiegel, First Owner Oldest Bld on Madison between Willett and Knox Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 346 Madison Avenue 1836 circa John Stackpole, cartman Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 348 Madison Avenue 1847 J.K. Wing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 350 Madison Avenue 1847 J.K.Wing, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 352 Madison Avenue 1846 -50 Remodled 1880s, brick front added Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 353 Madison Avenue Alfred Conckln 1827 Attributed to Philip Hooker Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District House 364 Madison Avenue 1835 John McGrath, laborer Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 370 Madison Avenue 1852 William McClelland, wagonmaker; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District First Owner 372 Madison Avenue 1846 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 373 Madison Avenue 1820 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 374 Madison Avenue 1846 -49 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 375 Madison Avenue 1842 -44 John Flynn, Blacksmith, First Owner Philip & Scovel, Bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 376 Madison Avenue 1840 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 377 Madison Avenue 1842 -44 Philip & Scovel, Bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 379 Madison Avenue 1842 -44 Philip & Scovel, Bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 382 Madison Avenue 1859 Eli S. Shutter, Overseer of Shutter owned pentientary Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Penitentiary; First Owner 383 Madison Avenue 1842 -44 Philip & Scovel, Bldr Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 383 1/2 Madison Avenue 1845 pre Plus carriage house Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 384 Madison Avenue 1859 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 385 Madison Avenue 1845 pre Plus carriage house; Also listed as 1820s Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 386 Madison Avenue 1851 Henry Knight, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 387 Madison Avenue 1850 circa Bay added 1890s; Cornice 1870s Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 394 Madison Avenue 1851 Cornelius Vosburgh, First Owneer; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Oliver McCluskey, stone mason, Builder 395 Madison Avenue 1848 John B. Wasson Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 396 Madison Avenue 1851 Owen McCluskey, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 398 Madison Avenue 1851 Owen McCluskey, Builder Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 401 Madison Avenue 1849 John G. Angus, Cigar Maker Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 404 Madison Avenue 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 406 Madison Avenue 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 408 Madison Avenue 1859 William T. Gantvort, baker; First Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Owner 448 Madison Avenue 1850 pre determined by mapping Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 452 Madison Avenue 1840 -50 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 454 Madison Avenue 1850 circa mapping suggests 1850-57 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 456 Madison Avenue 1850 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 464 Madison Avenue 1850 pre date determined by mapping; possibly the same as Washington Park Historic District 466 Madison Avenue--which appears to predate 1850 467 Madison Avenue 1850 pre determined by mapping--probably a determined by mapping--probably a wood-frame Washington Park Historic District wood-frame building building 474 Madison Avenue 1859 Wm Hunter, First Owner Washington Park Historic District 476 Madison Avenue 1854 Wm Hunter, First Owner Washington Park Historic District 478 Madison Avenue 1855 -56 Wm Hunter, First Owner Washington Park Historic District 339A Madison Avenue 1850 -51 James Murray, First Owner Lithographer Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 348-350 Madison Avenue 1847 Jonathan K. Wing Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 374-376 Madison Avenue 1848 circa Original Albany City Hospital, Inco 1849 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 377-383 Madison Avenue 1842 circa Levi Philip and A. Scovel builders Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 394-398 Madison Avenue 1851 Owen McClusky, Stone Mason, 396 had storefront added Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District builder; First Owner 403-405 Madison Avenue 1857 Messick and Chamberain, builders Altered in 1880s Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 5 Madison Place 1846 Mansion Historic District 6 Madison Place 1846 David Orr and Andrew Cunningham Mansion Historic District 7 Madison Place 1847 David Orr and Andrew Cunningham Mansion Historic District 8 Madison Place 1847 David Orr and Andrew Cunningham Mansion Historic District 9 Madison Place 1845 David Orr and Andrew Cunningham Mansion Historic District 10 Madison Place 1845 David Orr and Andrew Cunningham Mansion Historic District 31 Maiden Lane 1835 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 33 Maiden Lane 1835 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 305 McCormack 1800 -25 circa banked wood-framed house; could be much earlier

3 Mill Road 1800 -25 circa wood framed 6 Mill Road 1830 circa double side passage house, wood framed 15 Mill Road 1800 -25 circa 1 1/2 story wood framed 74 Morris Street 1838 Knox Street Historic District 94 Morris Street 1850 -57 determined by mapping determined by mapping 4 Morton Avenue 1846 pre John McDonough, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 6 Morton Avenue 1846 pre Owen McClusky Mason;, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

20 Morton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Jacob Ross, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 46 Morton Avenue 1855 -60 circa Thomas McCarty, Brickmaker; First McCarty & Anderson Brickmakers, head of Catherine South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner Street 33 Myrtle Avenue 1854 Mansion Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 44 Myrtle Avenue 1852 Mansion Historic District 924 New Scotland Avenue 1830 circa Brick 5 bay center passage; has plaque 955 New Scotland Avenue 1850 circa house and barn; address is approximate 970 New Scotland Avenue 1850 circa occupied by Halloran family at present. 1068 New Scotland Avenue 1830 circa Greek and neoclassical detailing 79 North Hawk Street 1850 -55 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 80 North Hawk Street 1850 -60 circa Samuel (Saul) Hamilton, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 82 North Hawk Street 1858 Robert Aspinall, Mason & Builder; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 86 North Hawk Street 1855 -60 circa John Visscher, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 87 North Hawk Street 1850 -55 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 88 North Hawk Street 1855 -60 circa John Visscher, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 90 North Hawk Street 1855 -60 circa John Visscher, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 23 North Pearl Street 1854 Elevator and skylight added in 1924; storefront in Downtown Albany Historic District 1937 27 North Pearl Street Lerner Shops 1755 circa Heavily altered Pruyn house. Downtown Albany Historic District 52 North Pearl Street 1826 circa later façade Downtown Albany Historic District 52 North Pearl Street 1834 Downtown Albany Historic District 54 North Pearl Street 1826 circa later façade Downtown Albany Historic District 54 North Pearl Street 1833 circa Edw C. Delevan built Downtown Albany Historic District 59 North Pearl Street Secretary of State's 1806 circa Philip Hooker architect Remodeld 1879 Downtown Albany Historic District house 82 North Pearl Street 1828 Charles Dudley house I believe that this building is encased in a later Downtown Albany Historic District (c.1915) façade. 110 North Pearl Street First Church Dutch 1798 Philip Hooker and Elisha Putnam John Boardman designed rear addition in 1830--this National Register Listed (individually) Reformed info is wrong 172 North Pearl Street 1856 Joseph Whitaker, Oyster Dealer; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 174 North Pearl Street 1852 James Turner, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 176 North Pearl Street 1854 Benjamin Payn, Tobaccanist; First Clinton Avenue Historic District Owner 196 North Pearl Street 1856 Henry Carpenter, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 198 North Pearl Street 1843 circa Lawson Annesley, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 200 North Pearl Street 1843 circa Lawson Annesley, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 201 North Pearl Street 1853 Belinda Dudley, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 202 North Pearl Street 1843 circa Lawson Annesley, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 203 North Pearl Street 1854 Belinda Dudley, First Owner Clinton Avenue Historic District 232 North Pearl Street 1844 Clinton Avenue Historic District 236 North Pearl Street 1847 Clinton Avenue Historic District 240 North Pearl Street 1844 Clinton Avenue Historic District 246 North Pearl Street 1846 James Waddell, First Owner Also listed as 1844 Clinton Avenue Historic District 250 North Pearl Street 1843 Clinton Avenue Historic District 255 North Pearl Street 1840 circa originally constructed as a church Address is a guess; it's on the northeast corner of N. Pearl and Livingston Ave; fragment remains, modified late 19th century 261 North Pearl Street 1860 pre Asylum; St. Vincent Orphan Asylum

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 275 North Pearl Street Church of the Holy 1848 Architect Frank Wills, additions by National Register Listed (individually) Innocents William Woollett 226-28 North Pearl Street Public School No. 5 1850 -55 circa District School #5 (until 1883) 23-25 North Pearl Street Sherry's 1850 circa Flemish bond 37-39 North Pearl Street 1859 In 1886 façade remodeled and added to 5 floors and Downtown Albany Historic District steep roof line. IN 1913 awnings removed and interior altered. 75-77 North Pearl Street Lodges 1810 circa Brownstone jack arches of this type were popular Downtown Albany Historic District c.1795-1820 in Albany 25 North Swan Street 1850 circa Michael Mullen, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 29 North Swan Street 1852 -56 circa William Munsies, gasfitter; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

32 North Swan Street 1850 circa J.C. Gardner, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 33 North Swan Street 1852 pre William Rennie, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 34 North Swan Street 1850 circa Hugh Barrett, Cartman; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 35 North Swan Street 1850 circa William Bennett, baker; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 41 North Swan Street 1844 circa John McKenna, Cartman; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

43 North Swan Street 1845 circa Oliver Houle, grocer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 46 North Swan Street 1843 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 48 North Swan Street 1846 circa Joseph Pledwell, Furrier; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

50 North Swan Street 1844 circa James Deyermand, Baker; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

53 North Swan Street 1844 circa William B. Scott, Grocer; First Owner Also listed as 1845 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

54 North Swan Street 1846 circa Mr. Van Vorst, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 75 North Swan Street 1846 -52 circa John turnbull, glider; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 78 North Swan Street 1846 circa John Allen, Laborer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 86 North Swan Street 1856 -61 circa Robert Aspinell, Mason & Builder: First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 88 North Swan Street 1856 -61 circa Robert Aspinell, Mason & Builder: First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 90 North Swan Street 1856 -61 circa Robert Aspinell, Mason & Builder: First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 92 North Swan Street 1856 -61 circa Robert Aspinell, Mason & Builder: First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 94 North Swan Street 1856 -61 circa Isaac VanSlyke, Carpenter; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 19-21 North Swan Street 1852 pre Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 15 Northern Boulevard 1844 -45 Benjamin Tibbitts, First Owner 182 Old South Pearl Street 1840 circa date a rough guess; 4 bay wide wood date a rough guess; 4 bay wide wood frame dwelling frame dwelling 72 Philip Street 1859 Built for Jesse C. Potts as tenant Mansion Historic District housing 4 Pine Street 1842 Downtown Albany Historic District 5 Pine Street 1842 Downtown Albany Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 6 Pine Street 1856 circa Thomas Noonan, First Owner Downtown Albany Historic District 7 Pine Street 1850 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 52 Plum Street 1851 circa Catherine Carliff, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 25 Quackenbush Street 1852 J.H. Joslin, First Owner In 1884, city purchased and was offices for water dept from 1884-1975 46 Rockefeller Road 1830 circa brick house 106 Schuyler Street 1851 pre Mike McGinn, First Owner 108 Schuyler Street 1851 pre 97-99 Schuyler Street 1845 circa 6 Second Avenue 1850 circa 1895 plaque; house is earlier South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 12 Second Avenue 1860 pre Abram Friday, Blacksmith; First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owners 20 Second Avenue 1850 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 20 Second Street 1841 pre Royal Cowell, grocer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 22 Second Street 1840 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 23 Second Street 1846 -52 circa John Munford, carpenter; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

25 Second Street 1846 -52 circa John Munford, carpenter; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

30 Second Street 1841 pre Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 31 Second Street 1840 circa Levi Littlejohn. Forward Agent Pier Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 96; First Owner 40 Second Street 1846 -52 circa Samuel Soule, tailor; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 42 Second Street 1852 -56 circa Edward VanBuren, Capt, Steamer Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Anna; First Owner 44 Second Street 1841 pre George Peckham, laywer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

47 Second Street 1852 William B. Scott, Grocer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

49 Second Street 1850 circa William B. Scott, Grocer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

51 Second Street 1852 circa William B. Scott, Grocer; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

53 Second Street 1844 circa Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 8 Sheridan Avenue 1813 pre Downtown Albany Historic District 10 Sheridan Avenue 1857 Downtown Albany Historic District 53 Sheridan Avenue 1828 56 Sheridan Avenue 1838 Originally constructed as one of Albany's public schools 143 Sheridan Avenue 1850 circa or pre Conrad Darhler 2 Story Wood, present house is two story brick 147 Sheridan Avenue 1850 circa or pre Casper Tillman 2 Story Brick 153 Sheridan Avenue 1850 circa or pre Casper Sitzman 2 Story Brick 155 Sheridan Avenue 1850 circa or pre C Havernick 1 1.2 Story wood 352 Sheridan Avenue 1860 circa 14 Sheridan Place 1846 pre This address appears to be incorrect--there is no Sheridan Place in Albany 127 Sherman Street 1860 circa or pre Catherine Thorp 1 Wood

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 283 Sherman Street 1865 circa Gambrel Roof found by John Wolcott

35 South Ferry Street 1828 -29 Philip Hooker architect, orig. St. Altered 1908 Pastures Historic District John's Church 49 South Ferry Street 1820 pre Pastures Historic District 51 South Ferry Street 1820 pre Pastures Historic District 53 South Ferry Street 1826 circa Pastures Historic District 59 South Ferry Street 1827 circa Built for William Fowler Pastures Historic District 61 South Ferry Street 1827 Built for Robert Boyd Pastures Historic District 65 South Ferry Street 1831 -32 circa Pastures Historic District 37-39 South Ferry Street 1832 circa Pastures Historic District 67-71 South Ferry Street 1817 circa Built for James Boyd Pastures Historic District 75-77 South Ferry Street 1815 circa Built for James Boyd Pastures Historic District 36 South Pearl Street 1720 circa Fragment remains of this spout- Willem Van Zandt house according to Paul Huey, who South Pearl Commercial District (local only) gabled house; remodelled in 1870 dates this house to c.1757. I think it was possibly built for Rev. Thomas Barclay soon after 1718.

37 South Pearl Street 1846 115 South Pearl Street 1830 -50 circa 3 story Flemish bond; corner of Van Zandt St Mansion Historic District 121 South Pearl Street 1840 circa Dentiled brick cornice; front on probably older Mansion Historic District building 149 South Pearl Street 1845 circa 3 story Flemish bond with dentiled cornice; 149-151 built together 151 South Pearl Street 1845 circa 3 story Flemish bond with dentiled cornice; 149-151 built together 153 South Pearl Street mini mall 1845 circa originally constructed as a synogogue originally constructed as a synogogue Mansion Historic District

165 South Pearl Street 1840 circa First two stories are Flemish bond Mansion Historic District 171 South Pearl Street 1850 circa Greek details, dentiled cornice Mansion Historic District 173 South Pearl Street 1850 circa Greek details Mansion Historic District 181 South Pearl Street 1840 circa Flemish bond front, Greek dentil cornice Mansion Historic District 193 South Pearl Street 1840 -50 circa guess re date Mansion Historic District 213 South Pearl Street 1840 -70 circa Mansion Historic District 215 South Pearl Street 1840 -70 circa Mansion Historic District 219 South Pearl Street 1840 -70 circa Mansion Historic District 289 South Pearl Street Engine House #5 1858 City of Albany, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 298 South Pearl Street 1851 -52 Bernard McDonald, Family Goods; South End/Groesbeckville Historic District First Owner 300 South Pearl Street 1841 -43 circa This house sits very low to the ground; it may be South End/Groesbeckville Historic District much earlier. 4-bay two story wood framed, steep gable roof 307 South Pearl Street 1828 -36 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 321 South Pearl Street 1840 circa John Simpson, Grocer; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 333 South Pearl Street 1850 -51 David Fredlander, Vinegar Liquor South End/Groesbeckville Historic District maker: First Owner 395 South Pearl Street 1832 circa John Robinson, Tinware maker: First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 447 South Pearl Street 1800 -20 circa very low to the ground wood framed house; wide South End/Groesbeckville Historic District gable roof; likely quite old; date range is guess 469 South Pearl Street 1854 pre William Moore, First Owner Mansard roof added 1870-75 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 473 South Pearl Street 1854 pre South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 523 1/2 South Pearl Street Cherry Hill 1787 Between 1st and McCarty Avenue Between 1st and McCarty Avenue; Solomon Van National Register Listed (individually) Rensselaer house--incorrect; it's the Philip van Rensselaer house 693 South Pearl Street Bertha Cottage 1840 circa Associated with Mount Hope estate 799 South Pearl Street Kenwood Estate 1845 Architect A. J. Davis; First Owner Joel Renovations 1850s, 1870s etc. Former Sacred Heart Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Gatekeeper's Lodge Rathbone Convent and Doane Stewart School Register of Historic Places

149-51 South Pearl Street 1840 -50 circa 3 story Flemish bond, Greek details Mansion Historic District 167-69 South Pearl Street 1850 -60 circa transitional two story, Greek/Italianate Mansion Historic District 175-77 South Pearl Street 1850 circa brick front, not Flemish bond, Greek dentil cornice Mansion Historic District

183-85 South Pearl Street 1845 -55 circa guess re date Mansion Historic District 321-23 South Pearl Street 1840 circa South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 325-27 South Pearl Street 1849 James Davis, Baker; First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 363-65 South Pearl Street 1838 circa Renovated 1925-27 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 38-44 South Pearl Street 1850 circa It's very likely that this row incorporates something South Pearl Commercial District (local only) earlier. 385-93 South Pearl Street 1850 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 52 South Swan Street 1831 The Albany School of Fine Arts was Located Here 1911-1918 54 South Swan Street 1831 Home of State Senator Mathew Hale Between 1870- 1887 154 South Swan Street 1848 -54 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 164 South Swan Street 1855 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 168 South Swan Street 1835 Small dwelling present as of 1835 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District built for Abraham Varick 170 South Swan Street 1842 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 4 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 40 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 42 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 44 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 46 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 54 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 57 Spring Street 1849 -52 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 58 Spring Street 1860 circa or pre Jacob Wilkinson 2 Story Brick Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 62 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 64 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 70 Spring Street 1845 -59 circa Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 75 Spring Street 1849 Joseph N. Bullock, First Owner 80 Spring Street 1860 circa or pre Tobias Van Schaick 2 Story Wood 83 Spring Street 1852 -54 circa 78-81 Spring Street 1839 46 State Street 1830 -35 circa once part of row of three commercial buildings Downtown Albany Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 69 State Street (New York State 1803 Philip Hooker; only front elevation Original Façade of 1803 Bank Downtown Albany Historic District Bank /Bank of remains America) 107 State Street St. Peter's Church 1859 Richard Upjohn, Architect. Downtown Albany Historic District 111 State Street 1825 circa Bloodgood family, First Owners Downtown Albany Historic District 113 State Street 1825 circa Bloodgood family, First Owners Downtown Albany Historic District 123 State Street 1827 Downtown Albany Historic District 125 State Street 1827 John Dep. Douw Family, First Owner Downtown Albany Historic District 132 State Street 1815 circa splayed brownstone lintels with reserves showing Downtown Albany Historic District incurved corners survive on the south elevation. 134 State Street 1830 circa Downtown Albany Historic District 136 State Street Wellington Hotel 1825 circa early 20th century photos show the original house Downtown Albany Historic District was built around to create the hotel. 140 State Street Berkshire Hotel 1840 circa Façade much later; earlier building survives only as Downtown Albany Historic District a fragment. 252 State Street 1859 Wm J. Cook, First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 278 State Street 1848 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 285 State Street 1859 L.L Britton, first owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 292 State Street 1846 J & W Ridgeway, Plumber; First Owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District

294 State Street 1846 Johnathan Ridgeway, First Owner Third story 1868, c 1898 bay window; porch Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District removed. 302 State Street 1853 Built for Germain La Moure 1853; Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District Third Story Facade 1882 321 State Street 1850 pre Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 334 State Street 1831 Andrew E. Brown, first owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 336 State Street 1831 Andrew E. Brown, first owner Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 341 State Street 1844 Peter Coburn, Architect Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 109 State Street 1820 circa Cast stone façade, c.1915 Center Square/Hudson Park Historic District 126 Swan Street 1850 circa 152 Swan Street 1856 circa Thomas Cananaugh, First Owner He was a grocer 236 Tampa Avenue 1840 -50 circa wood framed, three bay wide 9 Ten Broeck Place Prospect 1797 -98 Philip Hooker (attributed), architect. National Register Listed (individually) Abraham Ten Broeck first owner.

10 Ten Broeck Place 1840 pre Joseph Hall, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 24 Ten Broeck Place 1852 -56 circa Eliza Crannell, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 30 Ten Broeck Place 1842 circa W.P. Haskell, carpenter; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

1 Ten Broeck Street 1849 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 3 Ten Broeck Street 1849 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 5 Ten Broeck Street 1849 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 9 Ten Broeck Street 1852 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 10 Ten Broeck Street 1840 pre Home of James Hall, gardner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 11 Ten Broeck Street 1856 Steven Alden, first owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 13 Ten Broeck Street 1858 Elinathan Sweet, Pres. Of Hilton Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Bridge Company; first owner

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 13 Ten Broeck Street 1858 William G. Thomas, first owner partner in Hill, Thomas, and Co, lumber barons Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 14 Ten Broeck Street 1850 circa Dr. David Martin, first owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 15 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 17 Ten Broeck Street 1848 circa 19 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 21 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 23 Ten Broeck Street 1847 -48 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 25 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Home of banker William Watson (1859-67) and Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Patrick Ronan Ronan Towboat line (1881-1902) 27 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 29 Ten Broeck Street 1856 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 31 Ten Broeck Street 1848 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 33 Ten Broeck Street 1843 Built for Helena Tucker; Oldest House Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District on Ten Broeck St. 35 Ten Broeck Street 1846 Ebenezer Pemberton, provisions Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District merchant; first owner 37 Ten Broeck Street 1845 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 39 Ten Broeck Street 1845 Elisha W. Tucker, Frame maker; First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 41 Ten Broeck Street 1845 Lawson Annesley, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 47 Ten Broeck Street 1854 J.A. Gray, First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 49 Ten Broeck Street 1859 Charles Shepard, Merchant; First According to SHPO Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 49 Ten Broeck Street 1859 George Dawson, first owner According to Albany Architecture Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 51 Ten Broeck Street 1842 William Ryan, Mason; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 52 Ten Broeck Street 1859 -60 John Northrop, Grocer & William Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Jennison, Carpet dealer; first owners

53 Ten Broeck Street 1859 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 61 Ten Broeck Street 1858 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 69 Ten Broeck Street 1844 Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 71 Ten Broeck Street 1844 Pemberton Family, First Owners Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 73 Ten Broeck Street 1844 Robert McCollum, Confectioner;First Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Owner 75 Ten Broeck Street 1844 Eli Young, Boots & Shoes; First Owner Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District

77 Ten Broeck Street 1843 Amos Dean, Co-Founder of The Albany Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District Medical College: Professor of Law, Author, & Attorney; first owner

81 Ten Broeck Street 1852 -53 circa David F. Mink, Skipper; First Owner Superindentent Swiftsure Line towboats Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 85 Ten Broeck Street 1853 Charles E. Davis, lumber inspector; Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District First Owner 87 Ten Broeck Street 1855 The Many Family, First Owners Arbor Hill/Ten Broeck Triangle Historic District 5 Teunis Street 1854 pre John Zimmerman, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 6 Teunis Street 1854 -60 circa Martin Snyder, First Owner Also lsited as Pre-1854 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 7 Teunis Street 1854 pre Frederick Kass, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 8 Teunis Street 1854 -60 circa L.S. Hammand, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 9 Teunis Street 1854 pre John Meek, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 11 Teunis Street 1854 pre John Schulz, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 15 Teunis Street 1854 pre Reinegus Alvord & Joseph Voltair, First South End/Groesbeckville Historic District Owner 16 Teunis Street 1854 pre Michael McCormick, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 18 Teunis Street 1854 pre Augustus Herrick, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 23 Teunis Street 1854 pre Peter Plazier, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 25 Teunis Street 1854 pre John Rushafrom, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 31 Third Avenue 1854 pre William Hoffman, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 33 Third Avenue 1854 pre Fred Rieck, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 47 Third Avenue 1858 -59 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 49 Third Avenue 1858 -59 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 51 Third Avenue 1858 -59 Christian Urbel, First Owner South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 63 Third Avenue 1856 53 Third Avenue 1858 -59 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 69 Third Avenue 1856 South End/Groesbeckville Historic District 573 Third Street 1850 circa Tuscan style mid-century house 599 Third Street 1840 circa wood framed, three bay wide, sets back from street

572-74 Third Street 1840 circa pair of side passage houses, wood framed with eyebrow windows 16 Trinity Place 1845 circa 16-22 built as a row Mansion Historic District 18 Trinity Place 1845 circa 16-22 built as a row Mansion Historic District 20 Trinity Place 1845 circa 16-22 built as a row Mansion Historic District 22 Trinity Place 1845 circa 16-22 built as a row Mansion Historic District 37 Trinity Place 1839 William and Alexander Gray, builders Mansion Historic District 39 Trinity Place 1839 William and Alexander Gray, builders 37-45 built as a row Mansion Historic District 41 Trinity Place 1839 William and Alexander Gray, builders 37-45 built as a row Mansion Historic District 43 Trinity Place 1839 William and Alexander Gray, builders 37-45 built as a row Mansion Historic District 45 Trinity Place 1839 William and Alexander Gray, builders 37-45 built as a row Mansion Historic District 18 Tudor Road 1820 circa Originally a Magazine St address; A wood framed farmhouse, with barn. Possibly a New World Dutch barn 110 Washington Avenue Fort Orange Club 1810 Samuel Hill House; Philip Hooker Albert Fuller alterations, 1880, M Reynolds West Determined Eligible for Listing on the National (attributed) architect lounge in 1907; Worthington Palmer, 1937 Register of Historic Places 136 Washington Avenue 1845 Jacob H. Ten Eyck, First Owner Altered early 20th century Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 138 Washington Avenue 1845 Jacob H. Ten Eyck, First Owner Altered mid 20th century Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 140 Washington Avenue 1850 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 144 Washington Avenue 1838 Paul Huey thinks 18th Century, altered 1924 (wood Determined Eligible for Listing on the National house there prior to to 1836) Register of Historic Places 166 Washington Avenue 1859 William Van Antwerp, First Owner VP, Capital City Insurance Co. Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 170 Washington Avenue 1857 Fairman Andrews, Baker, First Owner Stone façade added prior to 1892 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 172 Washington Avenue 1834 Henry Adams, First Owner Altered 1868, 1882, 1896 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 172.5 Washington Avenue 1834 Henry Adams, First Owner Altered 1868, 1882, 1896 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 174 Washington Avenue 1830 -36 Hiram Perry, First Owner Altered 1930s/40s Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 176 Washington Avenue 1841 -42 Peter Snyder, First Owner Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 178 Washington Avenue 1853 Joseph N. Bullock, First Owner Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 182 Washington Avenue 1838 James Stevenson, First Owner Substantially altered in 1892 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 183 Washington Avenue 1859 William M. Van Antwerp, architect Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 184 Washington Avenue 1845 Altered 1870-80s Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 234 Washington Avenue 1846 pre 236 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre City of Albany Engine Company 2 Story Brick 240 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre D. Delemater 3 Story Brick 242 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre D. Delemater 3 Story Brick 244 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre James Moore 3 Story Brick 252 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Samuel Patton 2 Story Brick, Free Mission 254 Washington Avenue 1846 pre Bank Façade added 273 Washington Avenue 1850 pre Daniel McManus, First Owner 275 Washington Avenue 1850 -51 Lynis Hawley, First Owner 287 Washington Avenue 1851 pre Peter VanWormer, First Owner 298 Washington Avenue 1840 John Phillips, cattle dealer; first owner

304 Washington Avenue 1851 John Phillips, cattle dealer; first owner

313 Washington Avenue 1851 circa 349 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Jacob W Smith 2 Story Wood 351 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Jacob W Smith 2 Story Wood 353 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Jacob W Smith 2 Story Wood 355 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Jacob Dingman 2 Story Wood 357 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre A Becker 1 Story Wood 359 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Jacob Ruckweal 2 Story Wood 361 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Michael Gisey 2 Story Wood 362 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Joseph Smith 1 Story Wood 363 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Christopher Heakstone 1 Story Wood 371 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre W Clark 2 Story Wood 375 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Essay J. Cassidy 1 Story Wood 421 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Thomas Hayes 2 Story Wood 453 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Mrs. Stacks 2 Story Wood 473 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Ms. Derrick 2 Story Wood

ARCHITECT/BUILDER/1ST Locally Listed/ National Register/ STREET # STREET NAME BLD NAME DATE CIRCA NOTES OWNER National Historic Landmark 491 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre James Barley 1 Sotry Wood 184-186 Washington Avenue 1842 -45 Determined Eligible for Listing on the National Register of Historic Places 319-317 Washington Avenue 1854 A. Williamson Family, first owner 457-459 Washington Avenue 1860 circa or pre Mrs Allen 2 and 1 Story Wood 36 Westerlo Street 1825 circa Pastures Historic District 38 Westerlo Street 1825 circa Pastures Historic District 40 Westerlo Street 1825 circa Pastures Historic District 47 Westerlo Street 1832 circa Third story added c.1876 Pastures Historic District 49 Westerlo Street 1846 circa Pastures Historic District 60 Westerlo Street 1831 circa Pastures Historic District 62 Westerlo Street 1831 circa Pastures Historic District 64 Westerlo Street 1831 circa Pastures Historic District 66 Westerlo Street 1830 circa Pastures Historic District 69 Westerlo Street 1848 circa Pastures Historic District 71 Westerlo Street 1820 circa Pastures Historic District 73 Westerlo Street 1827 circa Pastures Historic District 74 Westerlo Street 1847 -48 Pastures Historic District 75 Westerlo Street 1838 -45 circa Pastures Historic District 46-50 Westerlo Street 1828 -31 circa Henry Rector, Darius Geer, Builders 52 to 58 built in 1829; 48 and 50 built for innkeeper Pastures Historic District Thomas Thomas 52-58 Westerlo Street 1828 -29 Henry Rector and Darius Geer, Pastures Historic District Builders 65A Westerlo Street 1845 circa Pastures Historic District 637 Western Avenue 1815 -20 circa Jessel Buel House; appears to contain portions of an earlier dwelling 1021 Western Avenue 1800 circa I believe that this house encases a late 18th or very early 19th century frame 246 Whitehall Road 1840 circa Greek Revival brick upright and wing 104 Willett Street 1840 circa probably an earlier house encased Washington Park Historic District 24 Wilson Street 1845 -51 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District 26 Wilson Street 1845 -51 circa Clinton Avenue Historic District