• Swannie House - Historic Tavern History | Buffalo Landmark print featuring a red brick building with vintage signage, ideal for Buffalo architecture lovers.
  • Back of smaller Swannie House wall art showing wooden cleat hanging system, perfect for easy mounting in home or office decor settings.
  • Back of larger Swannie House wall art with wire and block hanging system, designed for secure display of Buffalo landmark artwork.
  • Swannie House ceramic coaster with historic Buffalo tavern image, sealed for protection and ideal for home or bar decor.
  • Back view of Mazurek's Coaster - Buffalo Landmark showing durable ceramic build and cork bottom, ideal for protecting tabletops.
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Swannie House

Swannie House

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Thank You, 

Bill

Jman Photography

Phone 716.689.3143
wjd1096@gmail.com

Discover the Rich History of Swannie House

Step into the past with this captivating photograph of Swannie House, a historic tavern nestled at the corner of Michigan Avenue and Ohio Street in Buffalo's First Ward. This iconic landmark has a vivid past, dating back to at least 1882 when sailor and saloonkeeper James Swannie first operated the establishment.

A Piece of Buffalo's Heritage

Immortalized in the fictional accounts of Buffalo native Robert Dooley, Swannie House stands as a testament to the city's vibrant waterfront history. In 1983, Timothy and Marlene Wiles undertook the ambitious restoration of this beloved tavern, preserving its unique character for future generations.

Architectural Details Come to Life

The photograph beautifully captures the building's distinctive features, including the famous Kentucky whiskey advertisement that was nearly lost during renovations. Thanks to the intervention of local firefighters, this piece of Swannie House history was preserved, now immortalized in this stunning image.

Available in five sizes as prints or float-mounted ready-to-hang images, this photograph makes the perfect addition for:

  • Buffalo history enthusiasts
  • First Ward residents
  • Local business owners
  • Architecture lovers

©JmanPhotography brings this piece of Buffalo landmarks history to your home or office. Own a piece of the city's heritage today!

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