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 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) 3 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