Other Resources - Electronic
Here you will find various electronic resources related to this collection. To view these resources either scroll down or click on one of these topics:
E.B. Green and His Works:
Buffalo Niagara: American Masters. American Treasures
This Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau site contains the link, The Great Designers, which highlights E.B. Green and other Buffalo architects.
Buffalo Niagara Cultural Tourism
The Architecture link provides information about E.B. Green and Buffalo architecture and provides photographs of select buildings.
The Museum History link mentions E.B. Green’s contribution.
E.B. Green Society
Discussion group devoted to E.B. Green.
Among the archived news releases is a history of the bank upon its 150th celebration in 2006. E.B. Green is mentioned in this release.
E.B. Green in Buffalo photo gallery by Karl R. Josker, depicts many of E.B. Green’s creations.
University at Buffalo Archives
This site includes: An Introduction to the South Campus, containing a listing of buildings constructed by E.B. Green for the University at Buffalo’s South Campus. Links are provided detailing each building. Illuminations: Revisiting the Buffalo Pan-American Exposition of 1901 has general information about the architecture of the Exposition. Finally, Buffalo Architecture at the Time of the Pan-American Exposition by Jack Qunin, mentions E.B. Green and has images of some buildings.
University at Buffalo Libraries
One of the Libraries' permanent online “Library Exhibits” is titled, 25th Anniversary of the Dedication of Lockwood Memorial Library. This exhibit discusses the history of the University at Buffalo’s Lockwood library, whose original building was designed by E.B. Green.
Green and Wicks Architecture Firm:
Under "Select a Topic" is the title Adirondack Park- Central Park for the World. Part II of this section, Owning the Land contains a drawing of the "Mountain Lodge" a clubhouse designed by Green and Wicks for the Adirondack Club.
A brief history of the Gallery is under General Information and History. The Gallery Archives contains images of the first volume of Academy Notes (and subsequent editions) and the 1905 Inaugural Loan Collection of Paintings, which includes the floor plan, an outdoor image, and inside images of the Gallery.
The Albright Memorial Library, located in Scranton, Pennsylvania, is another structure conceived by Green and Wicks. This site contains an outside photo of the library and a Library History.
Cornell University Libraries Gateway
Cornell University Libraries, “Digital Initiatives” contains the Andrew D. White Architectural Photographs Collection. This collection includes various photographs of the First Presbyterian Church of Buffalo (N.Y.). Philip Langdon’s article entitled, “Letter from Buffalo: City Recycling its Rich Heritage” in the September 1, 1981 (no. 9), contains images and mentions E.B. Green. Finally, the exhibition 125 Years of Achievement: The History of Cornell’s College of Architecture, Art and Planning provides information on Cornell's College of Architecture, E.B. Green’s alma mater.
Site contains writings by Kihm Winship. Particularly, Libraries in Skaneateles, mentions Green and Wicks.
Skaneateles Library Association
Contains a Picture Tour of the Skaneateles library.
Other Buffalo Area Resources:
Buffalo and Erie County Public Library
Landmark Society of the Niagara Frontier
University at Buffalo Libraries
Online map collection titled Buffalo Neighborhoods Map available under the Arts & Sciences Libraries.
Buffalo Architecture and History
Site created by Chuck LaChiusa about Buffalo's architectural history. The Architects link contains biographical information on Green and Wicks as well as other architects of Buffalo. The Illustrated Architecture Dictionary and Buffalo Buildings and Sites links contain images of some structures designed by E.B. Green and the firms with which he was involved.
National and New York State Resources:
National Register of Historic Places
Preservation League of New York State
Preservation Nation: National Trust for Historic Preservation
SAH.org: Society of Architectural Historians
