Awards
Preservation Buffalo Niagara is seeking exemplary historic preservation projects from throughout its seven county region. The Buffalo Preservation Board is also starting its effort to select its 2010 awards. Nominations must be submitted by February 5, 2010; PBN will share any projects from within the city with the BPB
Awards will be presented at the 2010 Awards Luncheon on May 12th, during National Historic Preservation Month. Our guest speaker will be Carol Ash, Commissioner of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
The 2010 awards categories & criteria and nomination form are available for download. Eligible counties include Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Orleans, Wyoming, Niagara.
We are very appreciative and proud of the 2009 Award Winners.
Our 2009 Award Winners of Preservation Buffalo Niagara
Old Fort Niagara—reuse of the former Army Commissary Building as a visitor center.
First Baptist Church of Newfane—the skilled restoration of this small, 165-year-old cobblestone.
St. Paul’s Cathedral—long term stewardship of this National Landmark, including the recent completion of stained glass and masonry restoration and total roof reconstruction.
Sweetness 7 Café—rehabilitation of 212–220 Grant St. into the apartments and gallery space and its positive impact on the Grant Street commercial district.
Beverly A. Gray Business Incubator—conversion of the vacant Greek-Revival North Jefferson Public Library building as a space for new businesses
Felician Sisters of St. Francis Provincial House—rehabilitation on Buffalo’s Doat Street which will ensure continued presence of the Felician Sisters in the neighborhood.
Town of Clarence—enacting its first preservation ordinance, which will protect and enhance a vast collection of historic resources.
Western New York Heritage Magazine—ten years of promoting knowledge, interest, and dedication to local history and historic architecture in Western New York.
2009 Awards of the City of Buffalo Preservation Board
Buffalo Public Schools Reconstruction Project
The rehabilitation of 19 Coe Place
The rehabilitation of 591 Delaware Avenue
The rehabilitation and new garage construction at 32 St. Johns Pl
The rehabilitation of the Webb Lofts at 90–94 Pearl Street
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