File:Victor & Co. building, Buffalo, New York - architectural rendering, 1927.jpg
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English: Architectural rendering of the Victor & Co. furniture store at the corner of Pearl and West Genesee Streets in downtown Buffalo, New York, as designed by architects Hudson & Hudson. Built in 1928 and demolished in 1981. |
| Date | per artist's signature at bottom left |
| Source | Buffalo History Gazette via https://www.facebook.com/buffalohistorygazette/posts/pfbid028d6x1DUxxd9a5dk1aEHmX8w28R5asppsfh8QgeDjomRcsps7wPXHftf4fWwdNW9kl |
| Author | someone named Fitzpatrick |
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