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Swannie House

Swannie House

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Your order will be printed, signed, assembled and packed by the artist, just for you. Once that is complete your order will ship within 3-7 business days via USPS-Priority or UPS. You will receive a personal email confirming receipt of your order and the expected ship and arrival dates.

Once your item is shipped, it should arrive within the timelines specified by USPS or UPS. We cannot be responsible for delays in transit time caused by adverse weather conditions, missed hub pickups or failed delivery attempts

If you are in need of a rush order, please call me.  If I miss your call, leave a message and I will return the call promptly.

Thank You, 

Bill

Jman Photography

Phone 716.689.3143
wjd1096@gmail.com

About the Swannie House

The tavern, at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Ohio Street, has a vivid past. Records show James Swannie, sailor and saloonkeeper, operated next door since at least 1882. Noted author and Buffalo native Robert Dooley mentioned the tavern several times in his fictional accounts of life in the First Ward.
In 1983, Timothy and Marlene Wiles purchased the historic tavern. The building was in great need of restoration. The floors of the tavern were replaced with those from the old Plaza Suite Restaurant, a 1970s landmark atop the M & T Bank building.
During exterior rehabilitation, a new coating of paint threatened to obliterate a large painted sign from the waterfront's heyday advertising Kentucky whiskey. The firefighters aboard the fireboat Cotter, docked in a slip across Michigan Avenue, managed to convince the owners to restore the sign instead.

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