01. Statistics
Mesothelioma and Asbestos Statistics in New York
Between New York City and the various regions of Upstate New York, there are many places where the state’s residents, workers, and vacationers may have been exposed to asbestos.
- From 1999-2015, approximately 2,354 New York residents died from mesothelioma
- New York has an annual mesothelioma death rate of 7.2 people per million, which is slightly below the national average (Source: CDC)
- At least 23 asbestos deposits and mines are known to exist in New York (Source: USGS)
- The highest mesothelioma mortality rates are in industrial areas of Western New York, in and around cities like Buffalo (Source: Journal of the American Medical Association)
02. Asbestos in Workplaces
Asbestos Exposure in New York Workplaces
New York is a diverse state, with a lot of different industries that have exposed workers, residents, and visitors to asbestos over the years.
Asbestos:
The asbestos industry itself was born in New York City when Henry Ward Johns, founder of what later became known as the Johns-Manville Corporation, started to market asbestos-containing materials for use in construction projects as early as the 1850s. Many of the historic buildings on Manhattan and elsewhere throughout the state and nearby states have had to undergo extensive asbestos abatement efforts due to the efforts of Johns and his successors, which has led to the exposure of millions – possibly billions – of people over the years.
Mining:
In areas of Upstate New York near the border of Vermont, some of the highest rates of mesothelioma have occurred due to the mining of talc and other minerals. In addition to the naturally occurring deposits within the state, asbestos can also be found intermingled with other mineral deposits like talc, increasing the risk of exposure for miners and others who work with the extracted materials.
Construction:
As the most populous metropolitan area in the United States, New York City is partly known for the ever-changing nature of its skyline. Over the years, some of the largest construction projects in the world have occurred in New York – not to mention some of the worst tragedies, like that which occurred on September 11th, 2001. The amount of asbestos released into the air by the collapse of the Twin Towers has led to an unusually high rate of respiratory disorders – including asbestosis and mesothelioma – in Brooklyn and nearby neighborhoods. These and other problems are directly related to the high use of asbestos in construction by companies like W. R. Grace, Asbestos Construction Company, and Lord Construction Company.
Shipbuilding:
Although New York City is many things, at heart it is a port city, with a number of shipyards and docks for construction and repair of ships used for import, export, and leisure activities. Important military installations like the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard can also be found in New York City. Elsewhere in the state, shipyards can also be found on the shores of Lake Erie and Ontario Lake, the two Great Lakes that border the state.
Power Plants:
In addition to being home to the second-largest hydroelectric power generating facility in the country at Niagara Falls, New York houses a large number of power plants that send large amounts of electricity to New York City and other municipalities throughout the state. A few of these power stations that have been known for asbestos exposure include the Arthur Kill Generating Station and Astoria Gas Generating Station on Staten Island, Ravenswood Generating Station in Queens, and Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation in Syracuse.
03. Shipyard Sites
Asbestos Shipyards in New York
New York has only about 127 miles of coastline on the Atlantic Ocean – less than its neighbor New Jersey, and mostly due to the lengthy shores of Long Island. However, with two Great Lakes on its northern and western borders, New York still has plenty of room for shipyards where workers could be exposed to asbestos.
Bethlehem Steel Shipyard (Staten Island)
In 1939, Bethlehem Steel expanded its already vast empire by buying United Shipyards on Staten Island and renaming it to Bethlehem Steel Shipyard. Through the end of World War II in 1945, the shipyard produced 50 destroy-style naval ships and 75 landing crafts, while also providing maintenance and repair services for countless other military vessels. While the shipyard maintained its output (at lower rates) in the period immediately after the war, by 1960 there was too little work to be had, and Bethlehem Steel shutdown the shipyard. Nonetheless, for more than 20 years, shipbuilders were exposed to the large amounts of asbestos used in ship construction, making them more likely to develop mesothelioma in their later years.
Brooklyn Naval Shipyard
Established in the early days of the United States, the first naval contract for the Brooklyn Shipyard came in 1798. It has since been involved in a number of historical events, such as the development of the first U.S. steam-powered warship, The Fulton, and the launch of the Niagara, which laid down the first transatlantic cable. While demand declined early in 20th century, during World War II the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard lived up to its name and became the primary producer of battleships for the U.S Navy. After the war, the shipyard continued building ships for Cold War-era naval strategies, but in 1966 a devastating fire caused the shipyard to eventually close. During the height of the Brooklyn Shipyard’s most active period, thousands of workers were undoubtedly exposed to asbestos, a popular material used in boat construction at the time due to its fire-resistant properties.
Caddell Dry Dock & Repair Company
Opened in 1903, Caddell Drydock and Repair Company is the oldest still-active shipyard in New York State, with dry docks and other facilities that accommodate more than 300 vessels per year. Unlike some of the other shipyards in New York, Caddell Dry Dock has focused primarily on commercial shipping concerns throughout the course of its operations, although it did supply several boats to the U.S. Navy during World War II. In addition to standard repair work, the company has become famous for its restoration and replica work on historic ships. Sadly, it is also notable for exposing its workers to deadly asbestos during much of its operating period in the 1900s.
Todd Shipyards (Brooklyn Division)
The Brooklyn Division of Todd Shipyards is the company’s original site, founded by William H. Todd himself. Originally known as Robins Dry Dock & Repair Company, the site has shifted and grown with a varying number of shipyards over the years. In the 1940s, the Brooklyn Division received a coveted “M” award from the Maritime Commission in recognition of its excellence in construction and repair operations. During the war years, the number of employees who worked there reached nearly 20,000, which led to the construction of 3,000 ships to boost the war effort. After World War II, the Todd Corporation turned its Brooklyn Division to focus on other projects in addition to shipbuilding and repair, but that did not prevent its workers from the asbestos exposure that could eventually lead to the development of deadly cancers.
04. Exposure in Cities
New York Cities Where Asbestos Exposure Occurred
Provided below is a list of cities in the state of New York where asbestos use in the workplace is known to have occurred. Click on a city below to see more detailed information about the specific job sites where asbestos exposure occurred.
- Bronx
- Brooklyn
- Buffalo
- Long Island
- Manhattan
- New York
- Niagara Falls
- Olean
- Poughkeepsie
- Queens
- Rochester
- Staten Island
- Syracuse
- Twin Towers
- Yonkers
05. Other Work Sites
Asbestos Risks at Smaller New York Job Sites
Asbestos exposure is also a problem if you look beyond the major cities and towns in New York. Select a town to see the list of its job sites where asbestos exposure occurred. Asbestos exposure at any one of the work sites revealed could put a worker at risk to develop mesothelioma cancer.
New York Directory of Asbestos Work Sites
Select a city to see a list of work sites where asbestos exposure occurred.
, New York Jobsites Where Asbestos Exposure Occurred
- 14th St. Powerhouse
- 3M Building
- 461 8th Ave.
- A Schroders Son
- A. & P. Job, Rust Engineering
- A. Arango and Company
- A. E. Smith State Office Building
- A. G. Spalding and Brothers
- A. Garside and Sons
- A. J. Eckert Company, Inc.
- A. J. Eckert Company, Inc.
- A. Mendleson’s Sons
- A. Schrader’s Sons, Inc.
- A. Schrader’s Son, Inc.
- A. Schreiber Brewing Company
- A.A. Low Building
- A.B. Barr Company
- A.C. Horn Company, Inc.
- A.D. Candon
- A.D. Juilliard & Company
- A.G. Thysson Plant
- A.J. Gilman
- A.M. Burt
- A.M. Young, Esq.
- A.M.F. Inc.
- A.P. Strout
- A.S. Cameron Steam Pump Works
- A.S. Lascelles and Company
- A.W. Barnes Soap Works.
- Abegg, Daeniker and Company
- Abelove Linen Supply, Inc.
- Aberdeen Blower and Sheetmetal Works Inc
- Abraham and Strauss
- Acme Cement Corp
- Acme Grate Company, Inc.
- Acme Steel
- Acorn Insulated Wire
- Adams Express Building.
- Adirondack Electric Power Corp
- Adirondock Electric Power Corporation
- Adirondock Plywood Div
- Adlers Monumental and Granite Works
- Adolph Gobel
- Adolph Kern
- Adriance, Platt & Co.
- Aes Corp
- Aes Corp
- Afgo Engineering
- Agfa-Ansco Corporation
- Agfa-Ansco Corporation
- Agway Chemical
- Agway, Inc.
- Air Preheater Company Inc
- Airco Alloys & Carbide Corporation
- Airco Speer Carbon Graphite
- Aircooled Motors Inc
- Akron Soap Company
- Al’s Tire Service
- Albany Airport
- Albany Analine and Chemical Works
- Albany and Hudson Railroad Company
- Albany and Hudson Railway and Power Company
- Albany Apartment Hotel Company
- Albany Chemical Company
- Albany Elect and Illmg Company
- Albany High School
- Albany Hospital
- Albany Mall
- Albany Medical Center & Hospital
- Albany Medical College
- Albany Pharmacy
- Albany Railway Company
- Albany Water Works
- Albert Elia Building Company, Inc.
- Albert Wintermintz
- Albert Ziegele
- Albia Box and Paper Company
- Albright Art Gallery
- Alcan Aluminum Plant
- Alco Products, Inc.
- Alden Sampson and Sons.
- Alexander and Baldwin
- Alexander Hamilton Houses
- Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Company Mill
- Alfred E. Smith Career and Technical Education High School
- Alfred State College
- Alfred University
- Algonquin Paper Corp
- Aljon Manufacturing Corporation
- All Service Laundry
- Allegheny Ludlum Steel Company
- Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
- Allegheny Power System, Inc.
- Allen Brothers Company
- Allen George & Son Inc
- Allied Acoustical Company
- Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
- Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
- Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
- Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation
- Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
- Allied Plastering Company
- Alloys & Metals Company of America
- Almar Plumbing Supply
- Almirall & Company, Inc.
- Alpha Portland Cement Company
- Alpha Portland Cement Company
- Alsen’s American Portland Cement Company
- Alstom Power, Inc.
- Altech Steel
- Aluminum Company of America (ALCOA)
- Aluminum Corporation of America
- Alvord and Swift Mechanical Contractors
- Ambassador Construction
- Amerada Hess Corporation
- Amerada Hess Oil Company, Inc.
- America Dist. Steam Company
- America Linoleum Manufacturing Company
- American Agricultural Chemical Company
- American Air Power Company
- American Airline Passenger Terminal Building
- American Airlines
- American Airlines
- American Axe and Tool Company
- American Bank Note Company
- American Brass
- American Brewing Company
- American Can Company
- American Car Foundries
- American Coffee Company
- American Cotton Oil Company
- American Cyanamid Company
- American District Steam Company
- American District Steam Company
- American Electric Power Service Corporation
- American Everguard Coatings, Inc.
- American Express Company
- American Felt Company
- American Fruit Product Company, Inc.
- American Gas and Electric Service Corporation
- American Glucose Company
- American Grape Sugar Company
- American Graphite Company
- American Hard Rubber Company
- American Hardwall Plastering
- American Home Foods Inc.
- American Institute
- American La France Corporation
- American Laundry Machinery Manufacturing Company
- American Linseed Company
- American Locomotive Company
- American Locomotive Company
- American Locomotive Company
- American Locomotive Works
- American Locomutive Company
- American Machine and Foundry Company
- American Malting Company
- American Manufacturing Company
- American Manufacturing Concern
- American Molasses Company
- American Museum of Natural History
- American Optical Company
- American Palace Laundry
- American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation
- American Railway Express Company
- American Railway Traffic Company
- American Refractories
- American Smelters Securities Company
- American Smelting and Refining Company
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- American Standard
- American Steamship Corporation
- American Stock Exchange
- American Strawboard Company
- American Sugar Refining Company
- American Sugar Refining, Inc.
- American Sugar Refining, Inc.
- American Supply and Construction Company
- American Surety Company Building
- American Swiss Milk Products Company
- American Tartar Company
- American Telephone and Telegraph Company (AT&T)
- American Tobacco Company
- American Tobacco Company
- American Tobacco, W.S. Kimball Branch
- American Trading Company
- American Wood Fire Proofing Company
- American Woolen Company Inc.
- American Woolen Company, Inc.
- Americana Hotel
- Americana West Hotel
- Amstar Corporation
- Amster Plumbing & Supply
- Amsterdam City Hospital
- Amsterdam Supply Company
- Anaconda Aluminum Co. Columbia Falls Reduction Plant
- Anaconda Amer.
- Anaconda Company
- Anaconda Copper
- Anaconda Wire & Cable Company
- Anaconda Wire and Cable Company
- Andersen Meyer & Company, Ltd.
- Anderson Bath Building
- Anderson Estate Foot
- Andrew Carnegies Residence
- Andrew Jackson High School
- Andrew Jackson Houses
- Anger Baking Company
- Anger Brothers
- Anheuser-Busch
- Anitec Image Corporation
- Anna S. Kuhl Elementary School
- Anniston Electric and Gas Company
- Ansbacher-Siegle Company
- Ansco Office Building
- Ansco, Inc.
- Ansonia Clock Company
- Ap G Fire Brick Company of W NY
- Ap Green Refractories
- Appalachian Electric Power Company
- Apthorp Apartments
- Aqueduct Racetrack
- Arbuckle Brothers Sugar Refinery
- Arbuckle Building
- Arbuckle Ryan Company
- Arcade Maintenance Corporation
- Arch North, 5 Brooklyn Bridge
- Arctic Hygeia Ice Manufacturing Company
- Argus Chemical Corp
- Argyll
- Aristocraft Fiber Spray Company
- Arizona Smelting Company
- Arkell and Douglas
- Arkell Safety Bag Company
- Armstrong Bolton Company
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Contracting & Supply Corporation (ACandS, Inc.)
- Armstrong Cork Company
- Armstrong Cork Company
- Armstrong World Industries
- Army Corps Steam Plant
- Arner Company
- Art Metal Construction Company
- Arthur G. Blair Co. Shipyard
- Arthur Kill Correctional Facility
- Arthur Kill Generating Station
- Arthur Kill Powerhouse
- Arthur Kill Powerhouse
- Artic Hygiene Ice Manufacturing Company
- Asbeska Asbestos Company
- Asbestos Construction Company
- Asbestos Distributors
- Asbestos Distributors, Inc.
- Ascension Church
- Ashland Oil
- Ashland Oil Inc
- Asiatic Petroleum Corporation
- Associated Laundries of America, Inc.
- Association of Universities
- Aston Estate
- Astor Trust Company Building
- Astoria Generating Station
- Astoria Light, Heat and Power
- Astoria Light, Heat and Power Company
- Astoria Light, Heat and Power Company
- Astoria Powerhouse
- Astoria Powerhouse
- Astoria Station
- At & T
- Atlantic & Pacific Oil Company
- Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
- Atlantic Basin Ironworks
- Atlantic Basin Shipyard
- Atlantic Gulf & Pacific Company
- Atlantic Heat and Power Inc.
- Atlantic Macaroni Company
- Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company
- Atlantic Terra Cotta Company
- Atlas Can Company
- Atlas Portland Cement Company
- Atlas Portland Cement Company
- Atmoshperic Nitrogen Corp
- Atomic Energy Commission
- Atomic Knolls Power Lab
- Atomic Power Construction Project
- Atomic Power Station/Buchanan
- Auburn Community College
- Auburn Comprehensive High School
- Auburn Steel Company, Inc.
- Auerbach Candy Company
- Augstine Rotary Engine Company
- Austenal Laboratories, Inc.
- Austin Nichols Company
- Authority of Power
- Auto-Lite Battery Corporation
- Automobile Club of America
- Ayerst Laboratories, Inc.
- B Altman and Company
- B. and W. Henry Corn Building
- B.E. Shell Company
- B.F. Goodrich Company
- B.F. Sturtevant and Company
- B.J. Muirhead Company
- B.T. Babbitt, Inc.
- Babcock & Wilcox Company
- Babcock School of Physics
- Badger Aluminum Extrusion Corp
- Bag and Paper Company
- Bag and Paper Company, New York
- Baisley Park Library
- Bakelite Corporation
- Baker Smith and Company
- Baker Underwear Company
- Baldwin Energy Company
- Bank of Buffalo
- Bank of Commerce
- Bank of Manhattan Union Square Branch
- Bank of Metropolis
- Bank of New York
- Bankers Trust Company Building
- Banneryarn Dyeing Corp
- Barber Asphalt Paving Company
- Barclay and Vesey St. Building
- Barclay Building
- Barr and Creelman Mill & Plumbing Supply Co.
- Barrett Manufacturing Company
- Bartlett-Hayward Company
- Bartram Brothers
- Bartranc Brothers
- Basf Corporation
- Batavia Downs Raceway
- Batterman Bld
- Bausch & Lomb
- Bay Ridge Dock Company
- Bayard House Restaurant
- Bayer Company
- Beach Channel Drive High School
- Beadleston Woerz
- Beardslee Nickel and Manufacturing Company
- Beaunit Fibers
- Beaunit Mills, Inc.
- Beaver Board Companies
- Beaver Mills, Inc.
- Becco, Inc.
- Beckers Works
- Beckett and McDowell Manufacturing Company
- Bedford District Health Center
- Bee Hive Hygienic Ice Company
- Beech-Nut Life Savers
- Beech-Nut Packing Company
- Beechnut Life Savers, Inc.
- Behr Manning
- Bell Aerospace
- Bell Aircraft Corporation
- Bell Aircraft Corporation
- Bell Engineering
- Bell Telephone Company
- Bellevue Hospital
- Bellevue Hospital
- Belmont Hotel
- Belnood Apartment House
- Bendix Corp
- Benisch Brothers
- Benjamin Franklin Houses
- Benjamin G. Hitchings, Inc
- Bennett Building
- Bennett High School
- Berlin New Jersey
- Berlin Plant
- Bernard Karp Company, Inc.
- Bernarr Mac Fadden Foundation
- Bernel Foam Products
- Berry Houses
- Berst Forester Dixfield Company
- Berst Forster Dixfield Company
- Bert-Forster Dixfield Company
- Beth Israel Hospital Association
- Bethlehem Steel
- Bethlehem Steel Corp
- Bethlehem Steel Corporation
- Bethlehem Steel Corporation
- Bethlehem Steel Corporation
- Bethlehem Steel Shipyard
- Bethlehem Transportation Corporation
- Bethlehem-Chile Company Iron Mines
- Beverwyck Breweries Incorporated
- Bigelow Liptak Corporation
- Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company
- Bill Gargano, Incorporated
- Binghamton Boys Club
- Binghamton City Hall
- Binghamton City Water Works
- Binghamton General Hospital
- Binghamton Housing Authority
- Binghamton Industrial Supply Company, Inc.
- Binghamton Light Heat and Power Company
- Binghamton State Hospital
- Binghamton Street Railway Company
- Binghamton Water Works
- Bird Company, Inc.
- Birney Buildings
- Bishop and Babcock Company
- Bishop Gutta Percha Company
- Bison Foods
- Bivay and Prince St.
- Bklyn Heights Railroad Company
- Black & Clawson Company
- Black Building
- Black Clawson Company, Inc.
- Black Rock Station
- Blackrock Freighthouse
- Blair Building
- Blake Williams
- Blaw-Knox Corporation
- Bloomingdale Brothers
- Bloomingdale Hospital
- Boadhead Worsted Mills
- Board of Public Utilities
- Board of Water and Light Comm.
- Board of Water and Lighting Comm
- Board of Water and Lighting Comm
- Boath School
- Boettger and Heinz
- Boilermakers Union – Local 7
- Borden’s Condensed Milk Company
- Borden’s Office Building
- Bossert Hotel
- Bourne Building
- Bowery Savings Bank Building
- Bowline Powerhouse
- Bowline Powerhouse
- Bowling Green Office Building
- Bradford Supply Company
- Brambach Piano Company
- Brass Rail Restaurant
- Brewer-Titchener Corp
- Breyers Ice Cream
- Brian Piccolo High School
- Brighton Towers
- Brillo Manufacturing Company
- Brisbane Building
- Bristol Myers Company
- Bristol Myers Squibb Laboratories Division
- Broadway and 64th Street
- Broadway Temple
- Brokaw Brothers
- Bronx Borough Courthouse
- Bronx Community College
- Bronx County Courthouse
- Bronx General Hospital
- Bronx General Hospital/Morrisania Hospital
- Bronx High School of Science
- Bronx Hospital
- Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
- Bronx State Hospital
- Bronx Zoo
- Brookdale Hospital Center
- Brookfield Glass Company
- Brookhaven Laboratory
- Brookhaven National Labs
- Brookhaven National Labs
- Brookhaven National Labs
- Brookhaven National Sales
- Brooklyn Academy of Music
- Brooklyn Army Base
- Brooklyn Borough Gas Company
- Brooklyn Center School
- Brooklyn Central Court House
- Brooklyn Central Library
- Brooklyn City Railroad Company
- Brooklyn College
- Brooklyn Cooperage Company
- Brooklyn Edison Company
- Brooklyn Elks Lodge #22
- Brooklyn Gas Lt Company
- Brooklyn Height Railroad Company
- Brooklyn Home For Consumptives
- Brooklyn Hospital
- Brooklyn House of Detention for Men
- Brooklyn Hygienic Ice Company
- Brooklyn Municipal Building
- Brooklyn Naval Shipyard
- Brooklyn Navy Yard
- Brooklyn Oil Refinery
- Brooklyn Post Office
- Brooklyn R. I. Company
- Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
- Brooklyn Steel Warehouse Company
- Brooklyn Steel Warehouse Company
- Brooklyn Sugar Refining Company
- Brooklyn Supreme Court
- Brooklyn Technical High School
- Brooklyn Thor Hospital
- Brooklyn Union Gas Company
- Brooklyn Union Gas Company
- Brooklyn Union Gas Company (Office Building.)
- Brooks and Company
- Brooks Locomotive Works
- Brookside Utilities Corporation
- Broome County Infirmary
- Brown Station
- Brown-Lipe Gear Company
- Brown-Lipe-Chapin (BLC)
- Brownsville Health Center
- Bruderle & Lamparter
- Brunswick Site Building
- Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company
- Buchanan and Lyall
- Bucki and Hirsch
- Budgewood Laundry Service, Inc.
- Buffalo Acoustics
- Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction Company
- Buffalo and Susquehanna Iron Company
- Buffalo Athletic Club
- Buffalo Chemical Company
- Buffalo China
- Buffalo City Hospital
- Buffalo Cold Storage Company
- Buffalo Color Corporation
- Buffalo Cooked Shrimp Siding
- Buffalo Crushed Stone
- Buffalo Dry Dock Company
- Buffalo Electric
- Buffalo Electro Chemical Company
- Buffalo Engineering Company
- Buffalo Forge Company
- Buffalo Furnace Company
- Buffalo Gas Company
- Buffalo General Electric Company
- Buffalo General Electric Company
- Buffalo General Electric Company
- Buffalo General Hospital
- Buffalo Grape Sugar Company
- Buffalo Hamburg and Aurora Railway
- Buffalo Industrial Park
- Buffalo Milk Bone Bakery
- Buffalo Niagara Electric Company
- Buffalo Niagara Electric Company
- Buffalo St. Railway Company
- Buffalo State College
- Buffalo State Hospital
- Buffalo Station Railroad Frontier Yard
- Buffalo Steam Pump Company
- Buffalo Street Railway Company
- Buffalo Technical High School
- Buffalo Union Furnace Company
- Buffalo Water Works
- Buffalo Y.M.C.A.
- Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company
- Building Maintenance Foreman
- Burden and Company
- Burden Iron Company
- Bureau of Child Welfare Office
- Bureau of Equipment US Navy Yard
- Bureau of Ordnance
- Bureau of Provision and Clothing
- Bureau of Yards and Docks
- Bureau of Yards and Docks
- Burgard Vocational High School
- Burrows Paper Corporation
- Bush Bros. Plating, Inc.
- Bush Terminal Buildings Company
- Bush Terminal Company
- Bushwick High School
- Business Properties, Inc.
- Bust Terminal Company
- Butler McDonald and Company
- Butterick Building
- C J Hamlins Building
- C Meyer
- C W Cooper
- C-B Foods
- C. I. T. – Riverside
- C. Kenyon Company
- C. M. G. Ridley & Sons, Inc.
- C. W. Miller
- C.A. Auffmordt & Company
- C.A. Durr Packing CompanyInc.
- C.B.S. Building
- C.G. Brown Furniture Company
- C.H. Evans and Sons
- C.I.B.I. Pharmaceutical
- C.V. Pustan and Company
- Caddell Dry Dock and Repair Co., Inc.
- Cadet Corps Headquarters
- Caithness Power Plant
- Caldor Department Store
- Camacho Roldan and Van Sickel
- Camden Ship Repair
- Canada Dry Corporation
- Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
- Cananea Ore Company
- Canarsie Housing Project
- Carbomatic Corporation
- Carbondale Machine Company
- Carborundum Company
- Cardozo High School
- Carey Manufacturing Company
- Cargill, Inc
- Carlson Generating Station
- Carmine St. Baths
- Carnegie Hall
- Carnegie Music Hall
- Carnes McKinney Apartments
- Carney & Del Guidice, Incorporated
- Caronet Phosphate Company
- Carraher and Company
- Carrier Corporation
- Carrier Corporation
- Carrier Tower
- Carter-Arace
- Cary Insulation Company, Inc.
- Cascade Coal and Coke Company
- Cascade Laundry
- Cascades Containerboard Packaging
- Casein Company of America
- Cash Register Works
- Cashman Laundry Corporation
- Castle Hill Housing Project
- Cathedral High School
- Catholic Diocese of Buffalo
- Catholic Nursing Home
- Cazade Crooks and Reynaud
- CBS Administration Headquarters Building
- Celanese Corporation of America
- Cenral Hudson Gas & Elec Corp
- Central Buffalo Project Corp
- Central City Roofing Co., Inc.
- Central Foundry
- Central Hudson Danskammer
- Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation
- Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation
- Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation
- Central Hudson Powerhouse
- Central Los Canas
- Central New York Power Company
- Central New York Power Corporation
- Central New York Power Corporation
- Central New York Psychiatric Center
- Central Ny Gas and Electric Company
- Central Park Apartment Buildings
- Central Repair Shop & Garage
- Central Synagogue
- Central Syndicate Building Company
- Central Union Gas Company
- Century Club
- Cerro De Pasco Corporation
- Chanin Building
- Chapin Home
- Charles E. Rogers
- Charles Hellmuth, Inc.
- Charles L. Seabury & Company
- Charles Pfizer & Company, Inc.
- Charles Poletti Power Project
- Charles Pratt and Company
- Charles R. Horn
- Charles R. Huntley Power Station
- Chas. B. Rearick (Ship)
- Chas. F. Lehman
- Chas. T. Bainbridge’s