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AAYY-Addition due for demolition.
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Selective demolition of the modern additions.
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AAYY-Addition due for demolition.
Summary
This small addition was built on the rear of the Wilcox home around 1938, for use by a restaurant that occupied the home for over two decades. This addition filled in space between the main house and the carriage house, which was torn down at the same time. This addition will be in the way of new construction, and since it does not date back as far as 1901, it will be removed.
Tags
theodore roosevelt inaugural national historic site
renovations
addition
wilcox home
carriage house
home
two decades
house
national parks gallery
new york
buffalo
Date
1900 - 1910
Source
National Parks Gallery
Link
Copyright info
Public Domain Dedication