Syracuse is located at the northeast corner of
the Finger Lakes region, halfway between Toronto and New York City. It is about 400 km northwest
of New York and about 240 Km east of Buffalo.

Settlers came to the Syracuse area after
the American Revolutionary War. Several towns
and villages were united under the name of Syracuse in 1820. Syracuse was incorporated as a village in 1825 and as a city in 1847. The city has functioned as a major crossroads over the last two centuries, first between the Erie Canal and its branch canals, then of the railway network.

First we passed Syracuse on our way home from New York in September 2017 and then came for a day visit on October 16, 2019. Most of the photos was taken on October 16, 2019, only photos 1 and 2 were taken in September 2017.

101 N Clinton Street; Federal Building, 1928.

1/2. Wase Lantern at the Main Entrance.

2/2. Main Entrance, Colonnade Pendant.

September 2017

Solders and Sailors Monument, 1909.
Clinton Square.
Parapet Torchiere at the Monument.

September 2017

Downtown Street Lamp Posts.

1/4. S Warren Street.

2/4. E Fayette Street.

3/4. S Salina Street.

4/4. Hanover Square.

217 Montgomery St; The Hills Building, 1920.

1/3. Wall Mount Light at the Main Entrance.

2/3. Lobby Pendant.

3/3. Lobby Wall Mount Light.

320 Montgomery St; Masonic Temple, 1915.
Now Apartment Building.
Wall Mount Column Lantern at the Entrance.

335 Montgomery St; Carnegie Library, 1905.
Now Municipal Building.
Main Entrance Stairs, Parapet Torchiere.

401 Montgomery Street; Courthouse, 1904.

1/5. Main Entrance Stairs, Parapet Torchiere.

2/5. Sconce at the Main Entrance.

3/5. Sconce at the Side Entrance.

4/5. Anteroom, Ceiling Mount Light.

5/5. Anteroom, Wall Mount Light.

There are a lot of interior gorgeous lanterns.
However, we were not allowed to take photos.

103 E Water Street; The Gridley Building, 1867.

1/3. Wall Mount light at the Entrances.

2/3. Staircase Pendant.

3/3. Hallway Wall Mount Light.

102 N Salina St; Syracuse Saving Bank, 1876.
Now Bank of America.

1/4. Operation Hall Central Chandelier.

2/4. Operation Hall Side Chandelier.

3/4. Staircase Pendant.

4/4. 2nd Floor Hallway Pendant.

101 S Salina Street; Office Building, 1897.
M&T Bank Office, Anteroom Pendant.

217 S Salina Street; McCarthy Building, 1894.

1/2. Lobby Pendant.

2/2. Hallway Pendant.

Landmark Theatre, 1928.  362 S Salina Street.
Main Entrance Porch Pendant.
For all Landmark Theatre Lanterns please
visit: Landmark Theatre page.

109 S Warren St; State Tower Building, 1928.

1/5. Wall Mount Light at the Main Entrance.

2/5. Entryway Wall Mount Light.

3/5. Hallway Wall Mount Light.

4/5. Lobby Pendant.

5/5. Hallway Pendant.

440 S Warren St; The Galleria of Syracuse, 1987.

1/2. Lamp Post near the Entrance.

2/2. Lobby Pendant.

The Hotel Syracuse, 1904.
Restored and Converted to Marriott in 2016.
100 E Onondaga Street.
Lobby, grand Chandelier.
For all Marriott Lanterns please
visit: Marriott Hotel page.

232 E Onondaga Street.
Plymouth Congregational Church, 1859.

1/2. Wall Mount above the Main Entrance.

2/2. Wall Mount at the Side Entrance.

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception.
Built as St. Mary's Anglican Church, 1874.
Catholic Cathedral since 1910.
259 E Onondaga Street.

1/6. Lobby Pendant.

2/6. Walkway to Aisles, Pendant

3/6. Aisles Pendant.

4/6. Column Mount Candelabra.

5/6. Torchiere Candelabra.

6/6. Hallway Pendant.

215 E Jefferson Street.
1st Baptist Church and Mizpah Tower.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrances.

Ground floor-Church; Hotel-upper floors.
Now vacant, deteriorating.

317 E Jefferson Street.
Prince of Peace Baptist Church, 1998.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrances.

108 W Jefferson St; Loews Office Building, 1928.
Occupies upper floors of Landmark Theatre.

1/2. Lobby Chandelier.

2/2. Lobby Wall Mount LIght.

416 S Clinton St; Jefferson Clinton Hotel, 1927.

1/2. Lobby Central Chandelier.

2/2. Lobby Side Chandelier.

500 S Franklin Street; Armory, 1907.
Now Museum of Science and Technology.
Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.

307 S Townsend Street.
Hamilton White House, 1845. Renovated 1980s.

1/2. Front Yard Lamp Post.

2/2. Porch Pendant.

504 E Fayette Street.
Park Central Presbyterian Church, 1872.

1/2. Wall Mount Light at the Main Entrance.

2/2. Wall Mount Light at the Side Entrance.

1 Landmark Place, Carriage House.
Now Salon.

1/3. Wall Mount Pendant above Balcony.

2/3. Wall Mount Light above the Entrance.

3/3. Wall Mount Light at the Corners.

100 E Washington Street.
White Memorial Building, 1876.

1/3. Lamp Post in the Front of the Building.

2/3. Wall Mount Light at the Entrance.

3/3. Wall Mount Light, Ale House Entrance.

120 E Washington Street.
University Building, 1897.

1/2. Staircase Chandelier.

2/2. Lobby, Wall Mount Light.

City Hall, 1889; 233 E Washington Street.

1/4. Staircase Railing, Post Torchiere.

2/4. 1st Floor Hallway Chandelier.

3/4. Hallways Wall Mount Light.

4/4. Council Chamber Chandelier.