Grover Cleveland never owned a home during his years in Buffalo. He did buy land as an investment but never took up residence on it. Instead, he lived in downtown boarding houses and similar rented quarters. None of these buildings survive today. His last and longest Buffalo address, the Weed Block, was demolished in 1901. Here is a chronological list of his Buffalo addresses, with images where available. Image of Weed Block from Picture Book of Earlier Buffalo (1912), p.154.