Gridley Building

The Gridley Building, designed by Horatio Nelson White and finished in 1867, sided on the Erie Canal. That side, to the right, is quite plain. The more ornate building fronts on Hanover Square to the left, and Salina Street and Clinton Square straight ahead. 

The extra large window on the first floor was the main door to the building and can be seen on the Syracuse Then and Now web page linked below.

The historic Gridley Building is shown and described on Syracuse Then and Now.

The Towers of Liverpool First Presbyterian Church

The towers on the Liverpool First Presbyterian Church, and especially the embellishments, the cast iron cresting and the clock, are ornate and pleasing.

This brick church was designed by architect Haoratio Nelson White. It was finished and opened in  1863.

It has an historic Keck stained glass window which we intend to feature soon.