Fury Block

“The Warren property at the corner of Cayuga and Green streets was sold on foreclosure to-day. There were several bidders but the lot was finally secured by John Fury, for $3200. The price is considered to be fully all that the land is worth. It is believed that Mr. Fury will build two brick stores on the lot. This purchase evidently does away with the packing house project of Mr. McCrea.” 

“Town Talk,” Ithaca Daily Journal, January 17, 1885, 3, https://www.nyshistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=idj18850117-01.1.3

“The old Warren blacksmith shop was demolished yesterday to give place to a new building soon to be erected by Mr. John Fury.” 

“Town Talk,” Ithaca Daily Journal, April 2, 1885, 3, https://www.nyshistoricnewspapers.org/?a=d&d=idj18850402-01.1.3 

John P Leonard, groceries & provisions, 126 S Cayuga St 

James B. Giltner

Ithaca, NY

John P Leonard, grocer, 126 S Cayuga St
Arthur E Caldwell
Mrs Ida Sniper 

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

Multi-Family Construction: ; 
Roof of Main Structure: Non-combustible; 
Additional Sections: ; 
Porches: ; 
Outbuildings: ; 
Other: Sanborn 1910: "Barber" / Sanborn 1910 out of sequence, between #122 S Cayuga St and #124 S Cayuga St;

Jesse B Copeland, grocer, 126 S Cayuga St 

Benjamin J Huff 

Fred H Whitlock 

Norton Printing Co, Ithaca, NY

The Market Basket, groceries, Edward T. Sanders, manager 

Mrs. Mary Heineman 

Charles H Higgins 

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

126  S Cayuga St

Market Basket, groceries 

Bardie B Heath 

Joseph B Myers, cigar mfr 

Ella M Williamson 

Mrs. Alice W Smith 

James Lombardo 

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

126 S Cayuga St 

Cayuga Smoke Shop 

Irene M Oliver 

Ella M Williamson 

Vacant 

Nathan Cornell 

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

126 S Cayuga St 

Cayuga Smoke Shop 

Storage 

Vacant 

Vacant 

Vacant 

H. A. Manning Co, Schenectady, NY

126-130 South Cayuga St. Historic name: Fury Block

"Three-story, double-width , Italianate-style, brick commercial corner building; street-level facade has two altered storefronts with display windows, recessed entrances, and a upper story access between storefronts; full-length Eastlake-style overhanging wood awning with cast iron brackets above storefronts; upper stories retain arched windows with brick window hoods, projecting sills, and historic two-over-two sash; the two upper stories have a projecting two-story, four-sided, Eastlake-style frame projection with paired one-over-one sash in the center and single one-over-one sash on the sides; narrow brick frieze capped by simple wooden cornice. Built 1885."

National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Ithaca Downtown Historic District, December 18, 2004