File:Buffalo Sängerhalle, c. early to mid-1880s (from Views of Old-Time Buffalo).jpg
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| Description | The first Buffalo Sängerhalle (Music Hall), occupying the southwest corner of Main and Edward Streets in Buffalo, New York. Designed in the French Renaissance style by architect August Esenwein, the building served as the home stage for the Buffalo Sängerbund (German singing society) and stood for only two years before being destroyed by fire in 1885. Its replacement, built on the same site, was remodeled into the Teck Theatre which was demolished in 1992. The site is presently a vacant lot. |
| Date | between 1883 and 1885 |
| Source | Views of Old-Time Buffalo: New Year's Greeting, January 1, 1916, The Express, 1916; scanned by User:Davepape |
| Author | Unknown author |
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| current | 23:55, 15 April 2011 | | 3,656 × 2,504 (3.83 MB) | Davepape | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=Photo from the {{w|Buffalo Express}}'s 1916 booklet "Views of Old-Time Buffalo". Page 25, bottom. Caption: "The first music hall, site of Teck Theater. Built 1883; burned 1885." |Source=''Views of Old-Ti |
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