I took this yesterday afternoon at the Erie Basin, A calm late November sunset over Lake Erie, you don't get many of these at this time of the year.

Because there are cars parked here all the time I missed this Upping Stone. I spotted this on a Saturday when the business was closed. It is quite a nice looking stone and looks like it might have been moved here. This is on Franklin St just north of Virginia.

On my travels through the Westside I stumbled on this very impressive hitching post. The sides are rough with a nicely carved round top, It is made of sandstone with the hardware still attached. This is on St. Johns Place.

Just a quick post before Thanksgiving. Here are bollards that protect the entrance and support pillars inside the underground parking street of Mayfair Lane. This was built by one of Buffalo's most well known architects. EB Green designed the property and lived here. This is off of North St.

A nice looking corner door bollard, this is on Arsenal Place off of Michigan Ave. It looks like this was installed as an afterthought because of the reuse of the building.

This bollard on Sweeney Street is removable for when they need to let cars through. They have concerts here in the summer so it is closed off after 4pm. This runs along the Erie Canal.

This slightly out of whack corner bollard belongs to part of the wall that surrounds Old County Hall on Franklin Street. The side walks have just been replaced so I think the bollard might have been knocked off it's base. There is some hardware on top so I also suspect these were also used for hitching posts.