Sweeney Building

15 Webster Street:  The Sweeney Building in 2004, also at times called the Webster Building, and known as the Telephone Building in its earlier days.  

Photo:  Courtesy of Museum volunteer Director Donna Zellner Neal

The Sweeney Building, 15 Webster Street, at Webster and Sweeney Street is believed to have been constructed in 1912.  For many years, it housed the Tonawanda Power Company as well as other offices.   This photo was taken probably in 1923.  The "Silk Mill" is partially visible on Sweeney Street behind the Sweeney Building.

Caption to be forthcoming. Courtesy of William C. Wittkowsky Collection.