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William McKinley Memorial (1907) in front of Buffalo City Hall.
Architect: John Merven Carrère & Thomas Hasting.
| Base of William McKinley Memorial erected to this 25th U.S. President assassinated in Buffalo at the 1901 opening of the Pan-American Exposition.
| Lion by A. Phinister Proctor & Neuman Evans mourns at base of William McKinley Memorial.
| Detail of William McKinley Memorial.
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Marble lion grieves at base of William McKinley Memorial.
| William McKinley Memorial from city hall observation deck.
| Buffalo City Hall (1931) (65 Niagara Square) 32 floors.
Style: Art Deco. Architect: John J. Wade of Dietel & Wade + Sullivan W. Jones. On National Register.
| Art Deco facade of Buffalo City Hall.
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Octagonal crown of Buffalo City Hall.
| Tile & Art Deco carvings detail of octagonal crown of Buffalo City Hall.
| Buffalo City Hall.
| Industry frieze on Buffalo City Hall.
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Section of relief on facade of City Hall showing the industries of electricity & chemistry.
| Section of relief on facade of City Hall showing workers riveting.
| Section of relief on facade of City Hall representing knowledge & prosperity.
| Section of relief on facade of City Hall showing workers hauling a rope.
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Section of relief on facade of City Hall showing engineering & transportation including rail, aviation & dirigible.
| Buffalo City Hall figures which flank windows.
| Buffalo City Hall column details in non-Greek style.
| Art Deco details of Buffalo City Hall.
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Bronze screen on Buffalo City Hall.
| Deer hunter in buckskins carved on Buffalo City Hall.
| Buffalo City Hall Art Deco mural by William de Leftwich Dodge showing Peace between the United States & Canada with the Peace Bridge & winged goddess joining the two halves.
| Buffalo City Hall mural by William de Leftwich Dodge showing the industries which made Buffalo prosperous titled Talents Diversified Find Vent in Myriad Forms.
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Buffalo City Hall mural detail by William de Leftwich Dodge of prosperity through railroads & construction.
| Buffalo City Hall mural by William de Leftwich Dodge showing goddess of Charity offering bread & fruit to the lame.
| Art Deco frog reliefs typical of those which line the halls of Buffalo City Hall.
| Bust of Grover Cleveland who rose from mayor of Buffalo to NY Governor to President in a span of only three years in Buffalo City Hall.
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Statue of President Grover Cleveland outside Buffalo City Hall.
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