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| New York State Education Department (1908-12) is known for its 36 marble columns (Washington Avenue between Hawk & Swan). Albany, NY. Architect: Henry Hornbostel. On National Register. | Columns of New York State Education Department. Albany, NY. | Columns bases of New York State Education Department. Albany, NY. | Lamp stands with statues of students on steps of New York State Education Department. Albany, NY. |
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| Lamp stands with statues of students on steps of New York State Education Department. Albany, NY. | Alfred E. Smith State Office Building (1930) (34 floors). Albany, NY. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Sullivan W. Jones & William E. Haugaard. | Art Deco facade of Alfred E. Smith State Office Building. Albany, NY. | Albany City Hall (1881-2). Albany, NY. Style: Victorian Romanesque. Architect: Henry Hobson Richardson. On National Register. |
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| Towers & arches of Albany City Hall. Albany, NY. | Portico of Albany City Hall. Albany, NY. | Court of Appeals of State of New York (1842) (20 Eagle St.). Albany, NY. Style: Greek-Revival. Architect: Henry Hobson Richardson. On National Register. | Statue of American Revolutionary War Major General Philip Schuyler (1733-1804). Albany, NY. |
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| Italian-style St. Mary's Roman Catholic church (19thC) behind New York State Court of Appeals. Albany, NY. Architect: Charles C. Nichols & Frederick Brown. On National Register. | Fountain in front of Albany Board of Education Building. Albany, NY. | Albany Board of Education Building. Albany, NY. | Door of Albany Board of Education Building. Albany, NY. |
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| Statue of Joseph Henry (1797-1878), pathfinder in science. Albany, NY. | Townhouses on Elk Street at Eagle. Albany, NY. | Townhouse on Elk Street. Albany, NY. | Townhouses on Elk Street. Albany, NY. |
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| St Peter's Episcopal Church (1859). Albany, NY. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Richard M. Upjohn. On National Register. | Tower detail of St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Albany, NY. | Fleet Bank Building (1927) (69 State St.) (16 floors) to right of Art Deco Home Savings Bank. Albany, NY. Architect: Henry Ives Cobb. | Home Savings Bank Building (1927) (North Pearl St.) (19 floors) with colored Indian chiefs & helmeted conquistadors. Albany, NY. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Dennison & Hirons. |
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| Mechanics and Farmers Bank (1874-5) (63 State St.). Albany, NY. | Former Albany County Savings Bank at 35 State Street (1902). Albany, NY. Architect: Marcus T. Reynolds. On National Register. | Carved eagles circle dome on 35 State St. Albany, NY. | Gabels on 35 State St. Albany, NY. |
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| Administration building of SUNY. Albany, NY. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Marcus T. Reynolds. | Tower of SUNY Administration building. Albany, NY. | Top of Tower of SUNY Admin building with model of Henry Hudson's ship Half Moon at pinnacle. Albany, NY. | Former US Custom House & Post Office (1874-84), now SUNY Admin building. Albany, NY. Architect: Edward Ogden. On National Register. |
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| James T. Foley Courthouse & Former US Custom House. Albany, NY. | Former Albany Union Station (1900) now a bank. Albany, NY. Architect: Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge. On National Register. | Clock, eagle & justice atop old Union Station. Albany, NY. | Lions circling a globe atop old Union Station. Albany, NY. |
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| Statue of Assiduity (1986) by Hy Rosen depicts a Dutch trader & a Mohawk Indian in Tercentennial Park. Albany, NY. | Detail of model sailing ship on Statue of Assiduity. Albany, NY. | New York State Department of Environmental Conservation building (2001) (625 Broadway) (14 floors). Albany, NY. Architect: WCGS Architects. | Glass-domed spired atop New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Albany, NY. |
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| Glass-domed spired atop New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. Albany, NY. | Ventilation holes & downtown Albany seen from heights of Empire Plaza. Albany, NY. | Downtown Albany from heights of Empire Plaza with brown-roofed State Comptrollers Headquarters (2001). Albany, NY. | Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception (1852) (125 Eagle St.). Albany, NY. Style: Neo-Gothic. Architect: Patrick Keeley. On National Register. |
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| Executive Mansion (1854, expanded 1885). Albany, NY. Architect: Isaac G. Perry. On National Register. |
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