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What’s inside the 165 foot tower at Syracuse City Hall? Mayor Walsh gives a glimpse as he delivers his traditional Happy New Year message from high atop #Syracuse. Welcome 2023! | City of Syracuse - Office of the Mayor

What’s inside the 165 foot tower at Syracuse City Hall? Mayor Walsh gives a glimpse as he delivers his traditional Happy New Year message from high atop #Syracuse. Welcome 2023! | City of Syracuse - Office of the Mayor

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The State Tower - 22 stories and 315 feet tall. #syracusehistory | SyracuseHistory

The State Tower - 22 stories and 315 feet tall. #syracusehistory | SyracuseHistory

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Syracuse firefighters to begin training on new $3 million fire tower this summer

Syracuse firefighters to begin training on new $3 million fire tower this summer

Hillfield Springs Clock Tower in Syracuse: A Visual Tour

Hillfield Springs Clock Tower in Syracuse: A Visual Tour

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703 Walnut Avenue - home to Syracuse DKE. The house was originally built in 1905 for business tycoon, Horace Wilkinson, and designed by Edwin and Thomas Gaggin, both graduates of the School of Architecture at @syracuseu. Since the mid-twentieth century, Wilkinson’s former home has been home to several fraternities including Phi Delta Theta. Since the early 1990s, it has been home to Delta Kappa Epsilon. Established in 1871, DKE was Syracuse’s first fraternity. The original chapter house built by

703 Walnut Avenue - home to Syracuse DKE. The house was originally built in 1905 for business tycoon, Horace Wilkinson, and designed by Edwin and Thomas Gaggin, both graduates of the School of Architecture at @syracuseu. Since the mid-twentieth century, Wilkinson’s former home has been home to several fraternities including Phi Delta Theta. Since the early 1990s, it has been home to Delta Kappa Epsilon. Established in 1871, DKE was Syracuse’s first fraternity. The original chapter house built by

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Exclusive look inside new Icon Tower in downtown Syracuse

Exclusive look inside new Icon Tower in downtown Syracuse

You Paid For It: $2 million in stimulus money going to new Syracuse fire training tower

You Paid For It: $2 million in stimulus money going to new Syracuse fire training tower

This is Crouse College, built in 1889: 🍊 Home to @SyracuseU VPA 🍊 Features: Setnor Auditorium, pipe organ, bell tower, sculptures, stained glass and cupolas 🍊 Style: Romanesque Revival with High Victorian Gothic details Explore and behold its beauty both inside and out… #fyp #syracuseuniversity #cusetok #syracuse #college

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You won’t find another building anywhere else quite like the Niagara Mohawk Building on Erie Boulevard in Syracuse. https://trib.al/OfkFh77 | syracuse.com

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Update: Last year, we took a tour of the Mizpah Tower at 215 East Jefferson Street. At that time, we mentioned Michael Greene (owner of Harvey’s Garden) was seeking ideas for the building. It has now been announced the space will become a wine bar and event space. Built in 1914, the building was designed by architect Gordon Wright and was home to the First Baptist Church. The five-story building is one of the first instances of reinforced concrete construction in Syracuse. The bottom two floors

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Syracuse Savings Bank Building, 102 North Salina Street. Built in 1875, the structure was designed by local architect, Joseph Lyman Silsbee, at the age of 26. Silsbee originally built himself an office within the tower that overlooked the city. His office remained here until he moved to Chicago in the mid-1880s. #syracuse #syracusehistory | SyracuseHistory

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On Friday, I was able to return to Crouse College at Syracuse University and climb the historic steps into the bell tower. The chimes you see are played three times a day for 15-minute sessions using a system of levers and pulleys to strike the bells high up in the building. The bells were donated by John Crouse in 1889 – a total of 14 that you’ve probably heard creating music across campus. The chimes were originally played by members of the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity until the secret socie

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Leveling up: The new $2 million Syracuse fire training tower is ready for use

Tower 701, geared toward young professionals, is asking for $1,850 a month for rent

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The Tower at Turning Stone: hotel with panoramic CNY views

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101 College Place, the Psi Upsilon House. Built in 1898 and designed by Wellington Taber, a Psi Upsilon member and graduate of the Syracuse School of Architecture, this historic home was built specifically as a fraternity house. It was originally outfitted with Stickley furniture. Psi Upsilon was established at Syracuse in 1875 and is now celebrating its 150th anniversary. The house features 21 bedrooms, including three doubles, and currently serves approximately 80 brothers. The absolutely stun

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This is Syracuse. It’s the glow of downtown in the golden hour when the city feels alive in a way only we understand. It’s the hustle and bustle of Armory Square where conversations spill out of cafés and the heartbeat of the city echoes between brick and steel. It’s our neighborhoods, each with their own soul. From quiet tree-lined streets to the corners filled with laughter, murals, history, and community. It’s the water tower standing tall like a guardian of our story. It’s the four seasons t

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I recently had a tour inside the iconic Niagara Mohawk Building - probably Syracuse’s most famous structure. The building opened in 1932 and at that time was headquarters for the Niagara Hudson Power Corporation. It was designed by Syracuse-based architects Melvin L. King and Bley & Lyman of Buffalo. After a series of utility mergers, the company became Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, and later @nationalgrid, which still occupies the building today. There are several posts I wish to do in rega

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For decades, this Gothic landmark stood silent over downtown Syracuse. Once a sacred space that had fallen still, the Mizpah Tower, formerly home to Syracuse’s First Baptist Church, watched over Columbus Circle as the world moved on around it. But not anymore. The Mizpah is stirring again. This six-story masterpiece is being reborn as a wine sanctuary and event space, a place where laughter will fill the arches where prayers once echoed and music will rise where silence lingered for too long. So

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New restaurant moving in to former location of Today's Special in State Tower Building

Syracuse's Mizpah Tower Once Served as a Hotel and a Church Simultaneously

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Aiden McGuire on Instagram: "For decades, this Gothic landmark stood silent over downtown Syracuse. Once a sacred space that had fallen still, the Mizpah Tower, formerly home to Syracuse’s First Baptist Church, watched over Columbus Circle as the world moved on around it. But not anymore. The Mizpah is stirring again. This six-story masterpiece is being reborn as a wine sanctuary and event space, a place where laughter will fill the arches where prayers once echoed and music will rise where sile

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Exploring the Historic Clock Tower in Syracuse

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