At the turn
of the twentieth century, August Esenwein and James A. Johnson enjoyed one of
the most active architectural practices in Buffalo, New York,. Esenwein and Johnson
formed their partnership in 1897 and had offices at 775-793 Ellicott Square. The
immensely successful and versatile firm produced over 1,000 locally iconic designs,
and was selected as one of the eight official architects for the Pan-American
Exposition. Ansonia
Building Alexander
Main Curtiss House (Ronald McDonald House) Automobile
Club of Buffalo
Clarence
L. Bryant House Buffalo
Museum of Science
Calumet
Building Ethel
Mann Curtiss House Harlow
C Curtiss House (International Institute) Curtiss
Building
Dickinson
Jewelry Store (Levy King White) Frank
A. Dudley House
Mosaic floor design - Ellicott Square Building
Niagara
Mohawk Building Lafayette
High School
City
Honors School Thomas
J. McKinney House
Niagara
Share Building Root
Building
Schoellkopf-Vom
Berge Manor Asa
Silverthorne House John
Sinclair House Emily
H. Swift House
Touraine
Hotel United
Office Building
Ward
Pumping Station Edward
H Webster House
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