Editing Armory Square (section)

=== Contributing properties ===

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! width="18%" {{HD color}}|'''Landmark name'''
! class="unsortable" {{HD color}}| '''Image'''
!{{HD color}}|'''Date Built''' 
!{{HD color}}|'''Style'''
!{{HD color}}|'''Location'''
! class="unsortable" {{HD color}}| '''Description'''
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|1}}
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| 1874
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| 307-09 South Clinton Street
| 5 stories; brick commercial building; segmental window arches; fifth story added 1885
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|2}}
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| 1874
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| 311-13 South Clinton Street
| 4 stories; brick commercial building; recessed windows; fancy cornice
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| Donohue Building (portion)
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| c. 1885
| Queen Anne
| 312-16 South Clinton Street
| 4 stories; red brick; decorative sandstone, granite and terra cotta elements
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| Butler Block
| [[File:Armory Square Historic District, Syracuse, New York.jpg|100px]]
| 1893
| Romanesque
| 317-21 South Clinton Street
| 5 stories; red brick; broad arches; cast-iron columns
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| Neal and Hyde Block (portion)
| [[File:Armory Square.jpg|100px]]
| c. 1887
| Queen Anne-Romanesque
| 318-22 South Clinton Street
| 5 stories; brick warehouse; limestone trim; architect Asa Merrick
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|6}}
| Clinton Building
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| 1876
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| 400-08 South Clinton Street
| 3 stories; brick; 1920s alterations
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|7}}
| Onondaga Music Building
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| 1914
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| 410-416 South Clinton Street
| 4 stories; [[buff brick]] commercial building
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|8}}
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| 1874
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| 415-17 South Clinton Street
| 4 stories; patterned brick commercial building; 
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| [[Landmark Theatre (Syracuse, New York)|Loew Building]]
| [[File:LoewsStateTheatre 16december2007.jpg|100px|South Salina Street entrance]]
| 1928
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| 423-31 South Clinton Street
| 2 stories on S. Clinton St.; 8 stories on S. Salina St.; large theater, also known as Loews State Theater or the [[Landmark Theatre (Syracuse, New York)|Landmark Theatre]]; individually listed on the [[National Register of Historic Places]] in 1977
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| [[Lackawanna Station (Syracuse)|Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Passenger Station]]
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| 1941
| Art Moderne
| 500 South Clinton Street
| 2 stories; buff brick; arched windows
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|11}} 
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| c. 1874
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| 306 South Franklin Street
| 2 stories; brick; arched windows
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|12}}
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| c. 1880s
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| 308-10 South Franklin Street
| 3 stories; brick; original storefront
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|13}}
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| c. 1887
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| 309-15 South Franklin Street
| 4 stories; brick; granite piers
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|14}}
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| c. 1900
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| 317-21 South Franklin Street
| 2 stories; brick; originally carriage makers; 1940 became garage; 1983 offices
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| Hall & McChesney Building
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| c. 1892/1906
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| 402-10 South Franklin Street
| 4 stories; brick; warehouse
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| Bentley & Settle Warehouse
| [[File:Armory Square Historic District, Syracuse, New York,.jpg|100px]]
| c. 1894-5
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| 120-24 Walton Street
| 6 stories; brick; intact loading dock
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| c. 1885
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| 128 Walton Street
| 2 stories; yellow brick; second floor loading door
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| c. 1890s
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| 134 Walton Street
| 2 stories; brick; plate glass windows
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|19}}
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| c. 1890s
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| 136 Walton Street
| 2 stories; brick; paired windows
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| Gray Brothers Shoe Factory
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| 1873
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| 200-02 Walton Street
| 4 stories; brick walls and window hoods
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|21}} 
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| c. 1930
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| 204-10 Walton Street
| 2 stories; factory; brick
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|22}}
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| c. 1872
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| 215-19 Walton Street
| 3 stories; brick; arched windows
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|23}}
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| c. 1870s-1880s
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| 216 Walton Street
| 2 stories; ornamental brick 
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|24}} 
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| c. 1902
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| 221-23 Walton Street
| 3 stories; commercial building; brick piers
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|25}}
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| 
| c. 1910
| Renaissance
| 113-17 West Fayette Street
| 5 stories; brick
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| Kirk Block
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| c. 1869
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| 127-29 West Fayette Street
| 4 stories; brick; commercial building
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|27}}
| 
| 
| c. 1871
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| 215-17 West Fayette Street
| 4 stories; brick; commercial building; 1930s modern facade
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| Tallman Block
| 
| c. 1871
| Italianate
| 219-25 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; commercial building; rear entrance on Walton Street; architect [[Archimedes Russell]]
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| Piper-Phillips Block
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| c. 1872
| Italianate
| 227-37 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; commercial building; original storefronts 
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| Seubert & Warner Building
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| c. 1875
| Romanesque
| 239-41 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; commercial building; rear entrance on Walton Street; architect Charles Colton 
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|31}}
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| c. 1895
| Italianate
| 227-37 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick with stone trim; commercial building; prism glass in storefronts 
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| Hogan Block
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| c. 1892
| Romanesque
| 247-59 West Fayette Street
| 5 stories; brick with limestone trim; factory building; prism panels in storefronts 
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| Crown Hotel
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| c. 1876
| Italianate
| 301-27 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; commercial building 
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|34}}
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| 
| c. 1872
| 
| 309-11 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; commercial building
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|35}}
| 
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| c. 1873
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| 313-17 West Fayette Street
| 2 stories; brick; commercial building; molded keystones 
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|36}}
| Stag Hotel
| 
| 1869
| 
| 321 West Fayette Street
| 3 stories; brick; intact storefront 
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! {{HD color}}| {{Small|37}}
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| 1875
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| 329-31 West Fayette Street
| 4 stories; brick; warehouse; rear entrance on Walton Street 
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| [[Jefferson Clinton Hotel]]
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| 1927
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| 227-37 West Jefferson Street
| 10 stories; brick; stone facade first two floors; architect Gustavas A. Young  
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| New York State Armory
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| 1907/1932
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| West Jefferson Street
| Housed Army National Guard; brick and limestone; central drill hall added in 1932
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