| | | |
Corning Museum of Glass (1951-2000). Corning, NY. Architect: Harrison & Abramowitz (1951) + Gunnar Birkerts (1980) + Smith-Miller & Hawkinson (2000). | Old Corning City Hall (1893) now Rockwell Museum of Art. Corning, NY. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: A.J. Warner. | Ecker Drug Store (1885) (45 East Market St.). Corning, NY. | Victorian Gothic brick building on East Market St. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Williams Block (1887) (21 East Market St.). Corning, NY. Architect: Henry C. Tuthill. | Williams Block facade. Corning, NY. | Williams Block brickwork details. Corning, NY. | East Marke Streetscape. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
First National Bank & Trust building [aka Drake building] (1882) (5 East Market St.). Corning, NY. Architect: Pierce & Bickford. | Facade of First National Bank & Trust building. Corning, NY. | Upper story decoration of First National Bank & Trust building. Corning, NY. | Erastus Corning Clock Tower (1883) on Centerway Square beside Baron Steuben Place. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Baron Steuben Place (1926) (101 West Market St.). Corning, NY. | Facade of Baron Steuben Place. Corning, NY. | Streetscape along West Market St. with Baron Steuben Place. Corning, NY. | Romanesque Revival building on Market St. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Palace Theater marquee (17 West Market St.). Corning, NY. | Southern Tier Roller Mills building (1879) (23 West Market St.) was later recreational facility for Corning Glass employees. Corning, NY. | Corning Glass Works Riverfront Plaza arch. Corning, NY. | Corning Glass Works arch mosaic of chemistry glass objects. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Corning Inc. world headquarters building (Riverfront Plaza). Corning, NY. Architect: Kevin Roche & John Dinkeloo. | Centerway Block (c1880s) (2 West Market St.). Corning, NY. Style: Victorian Gothic. | Facade details of Centerway Block. Corning, NY. | Centerway Block brickwork details. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Gamman Building (12 East Market St.). Corning, NY. | Italianate commercial buildings (28-24 East Market St.). Corning, NY. | Ansorge Block (East Market St.). Corning, NY. Style: Victorian Romanesque. | Boston Store block (61 East Market St.). Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Griffin Block (c1903) (76-80 Market St.). Corning, NY. Style: Eastlake Romanesque. Architect: Henry C. Tuthill. | Henkel Block (72 East Market St.). Corning, NY. | Corning Centennial Sculpture (1996) with steam locomotive, cigar, glass factory, & canal barge at end of Market St. Corning, NY. | Steam locomotive, cigar making & glass factory industries represented on Corning Centennial Sculpture. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Canal boat represented on Corning Centennial Sculpture. Corning, NY. | Christ Episcopal Church (1853) (33 E 1st St.). Corning, NY. Style: Gothic Revival. | Gothic Revival facade of Christ Episcopal Church. Corning, NY. | First Methodist Church (1893) (144 Cedar St.). Corning, NY. Style: Romanesque Revival. |
| | | |
Stained glass windows of First Methodist Church. Corning, NY. | Tower of First Methodist Church. Corning, NY. | Romanesque style of First Methodist Church. Corning, NY. | Molded terra cotta decoration of First Methodist Church. Corning, NY. |
| | | |
Green shingle house (29 East 1st St.). Corning, NY. | Steuben County Courthouse (c1903) (West 1st St. at Pine). Corning, NY. Style: Greek Revival. | Facade of Steuben County Courthouse. Corning, NY. | World War Memorial Library (c1930) (149 Pine St.). Corning, NY. Architect: Pierce & Bickford. On National Register. |
| | | |
Corning Post Office (1908) (129 Walnut St.). Corning, NY. Architect: James Knox Taylor. On National Register. | Corning Free Academy school (1922) (11 West Third St.). Corning, NY. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: Howard Greenley. | Italianate House on Pine at 2nd St. Corning, NY. | Benjamin Patterson Inn Museum (1796) (59 West Pulteney St.). Corning, NY. On National Register. |
| | |
|
Benjamin Patterson Inn Museum overview. Corning, NY. | Wixson Road Log House (c1855) at Benjamin Patterson Inn Museum. Corning, NY. | View of Corning painting (1851) by J.S. Jennings at Corning Museum of Glass. Corning, NY. |
|