Buffalo Historical Item Database

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Source	Title	Link	Item Type	City	Description	Street #	Street	Cross Street	Additional Info	Neighborhood/Area	Location Name	Location Type	Year	Month	Day
Archive.org	Buffalo Fire Department in action	View	Video	Buffalo								Fire Department
Buffaloah.com	Robert B. Adam House	View	Web page								Brooklyn Bridge	Bridge
Buffaloah.com	The J. N. Adam & Co. Building /||Adam, Meldrum & Anderson department store (AM&A's)	View	Web page	Buffalo		377	Main Street					Home
Buffaloah.com	Niagara Falls Power Co. / Edward Dean Adams Power Station	View	Web page	Niagara Falls				Portage Rd
Buffaloah.com	Adult Learning Center (PS No. 46)	View	Web page	Buffalo		389	Virginia Street at Elmwood	Elmwood
Buffaloah.com	A. F. Oliver Gear & Machine Co.	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.114	Niagara St.
Buffaloah.com	GLF Elevator ||AKA: Wheeler Elevator / Cooperative Grange League Federation Elevator / Agway Elevator	View	Web page	Buffalo		385	Ganson Street
Buffaloah.com	A History of the Akron House	View	Web page	Akron		15	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Greyhound Bus Terminal / Alleyway Theatre	View	Web page	Buffalo		672	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	The J. N. Adam & Co. Building / ||Adam, Meldrum & Anderson department store (AM&A's)	View	Web page	Buffalo		377	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	George L. Lewis House / Hope Lodge of the American Cancer Society	View	Web page	Buffalo		197	Summer Street
Buffaloah.com	Perot Malting Elevator	View	Web page			100	Childs Street in the First Ward in Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Carolyn Tripp Clement House / Red Cross Building	View	Web page			786	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Metro Rail Stations: Light Rail Rapid Transit System ||Amherst Street Station	View	Web page			2.646	Main Street at Amherst Street	Amherst Street
Buffaloah.com	Belt Line Railroad: Central Park Station	View	Web page			10	Starin Avenue at Amherst St.	Amherst St
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo my City	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Lodge of the Ancient Landmarks / Century Grill	View	Web page			320	Pearl Street
Buffaloah.com	Annunciation RC Church - CLOSED BY THE BUFFALO RC DIOCESE	View	Web page	Buffalo		257	Lafayette Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Ansonia Building	View	Web page					W
Buffaloah.com	Appleton House/Medaille College President's Residence	View	Web page	Buffalo		88	Lincoln Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Ardmore Apartments	View	Web page	Buffalo		44	North Pearl Street
Buffaloah.com	C. D. Arnold House	View	Web page	Buffalo		123	Bidwell Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Public Art in Buffalo	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Babeville/Asbury Delaware Avenue Methodist Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		339	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Immaculate Conception RC Church / Assembly House 150	View	Web page	Buffalo		150	Edward Street
Buffaloah.com	E. M. Atwater House - DEMOLISHED	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.089	Elmwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	First Unitarian Church / Title Guarantee Building / Austin Building or Ticor Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		110	Franklin St. at Eagle	Eagle
Buffaloah.com	George A. Austin House	View	Web page	Buffalo		204	Bidwell Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Automobile Club of Buffalo / Clarence Town Park Club House	View	Web page	Clarence		10.405	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Packard Motor Car Showroom Service Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.325	Main Street at Riley	Riley
Buffaloah.com	The Parke Lane Apartments / Park Lane Condominium	View	Web page	Buffalo		33	Gates Circle
Buffaloah.com	Olmsted Park and Parkway System	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Parkside Candy Co. / Shoppe	View	Web page	Buffalo		3.208	Main St. at Winspear	Winspear
Buffaloah.com	Horace and Marietta Parmelee House	View	Web page	Buffalo		282	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Peace Bridge	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	People's Park / Untitled sculpture	View	Web page					Jewett Avenue and Rodney Street
Buffaloah.com	Perot Malting Elevator	View	Web page			100	Childs Street in the First Ward in Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	The Huyler Building A.K.A. The Petri Building, The Pitt Petri Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		374	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Phillips Lytle LLP / Courtyard Marriott Hotel	View	Web page	Buffalo		125	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Phoenix Club / Raleigh Hotel	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Pierce Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		651	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Bisons Baseball Stadium	View	Web page			275	Washington St. at Swan St.	Swan St
Buffaloah.com	The Huyler Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		374	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Police Station #8 / Chua Tu Hieu Buddhist Cultural Center	View	Web page			647	Fillmore Ave.
Buffaloah.com	Polish Cooperative Savings and Loan Association / ||"Work and Play Mural, 2018"	View	Web page			617	Fillmore Ave.
Buffaloah.com	Wurlitzer Building / Tent City / Original name: Perron Company Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		674	Main St.
Buffaloah.com	Patrick E. Stanton House / Porter Avenue Pied à Terre	View	Web page	Buffalo		361	Porter Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Frank Porter House	View	Web page	Buffalo		55	Symphony Circle
Buffaloah.com	Williams-Pratt House / LiRo Group Building	View	Web page			690	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Prospect Avenue Baptist Church - CLOSED	View	Web page			262	Georgia Street
Buffaloah.com	Samuel A. Provoost House	View	Web page	Buffalo		43	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Public Art in Buffalo	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Central Library ||Buffalo & Erie County Public Library	View	Web page			1	Lafayette Square
Buffaloah.com	Casimir Pulaski Monument	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	PUSH Community Vegetable Gardens, 309-315 Fourteenth Street	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Net-Zero Energy House	View	Web page	Buffalo		10	Winter Street
Buffaloah.com	QRS Music	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.026	Niagara St.
Buffaloah.com	George F. Rand Sr. & Jr. House / Canisius High School	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.180	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Bemis / Ransom House	View	Web page	Buffalo		267	North Street
Buffaloah.com	Horace Reed House	View	Web page	Buffalo		94	Oakland Place
Buffaloah.com	Carolyn Tripp Clement House / Red Cross Building	View	Web page			786	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	G. Barrett Rich House / Little Portion Friary	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.305	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Rich Products Corporation Complex	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Fire House Engine No. 11 / Hook & Ladder No. 4 / Cooki / Formerly: Rich's Red Brick Market	View	Web page	Buffalo			Rich's Red Brick Market
Buffaloah.com	Richmond Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church / Also known as Upper West Arts Center	View	Web page			525	West Ferry St. at Ferry Circle Buffalo	Ferry Circle Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Rider-Hopkins Farm and Olmsted Camp	View	Web page	Sardinia		12.820	Benton Road
Buffaloah.com	Rigidized Metals Corp. - Sculptures	View	Web page	Buffalo		658	Ohio Street
Buffaloah.com	Samuel Risman House	View	Web page	Buffalo		3	Chapin Parkway
Buffaloah.com	River Lea ||William Cleveland Allen's Villa at River Lea	View	Web page	Grand Island
Buffaloah.com	Riviera Theatre	View	Web page	North Tonawanda		57	Webster Street
Buffaloah.com	Robert H. Jackson United States Courthouse	View	Web page	on a 1 3/4 acre parcel bounded by Delaware Avenue, Mohawk and Niagara Streets, Buffalo		2	Niagara Square
Buffaloah.com	Robert T. Coles House and Studio	View	Web page			321	Humboldt Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Saint Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.313	Main St. at Riley	Riley
Buffaloah.com	Charles Rohlfs and Anna Katharine Green	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Alexander Main Curtiss House / Ronald McDonald House	View	Web page	Buffalo		780	West Ferry St.
Buffaloah.com	The George Roos House	View	Web page	Buffalo		143	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Louis Engle, Jr. Building / Ira G. Ross Eye Institute	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.176	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Village of Akron	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	The Roycroft Campus	View	Web page			14	buildings located on South Grove and Main Streets in East Aurora
Buffaloah.com	Roycroft Inn	View	Web page	East Aurora		40	South Grove St.
Buffaloah.com	Elbert Hubbard-Roycroft Museum ||(The ScheideMantel House)	View	Web page	East Aurora		363	Oakwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Sabres Arena ||AKA: Marine Midland Arena / HSBC Arena / First Niagara Center / KeyBank Center	View	Web page				Marine Midland Arena / HSBC Arena / First Niagara Center / KeyBank Center
Buffaloah.com	Sacred Heart RC Church / Witness Cathedral	View	Web page	Buffalo		200	Emslie Street
Buffaloah.com	Sacred Heart RC Rectory / Larkin’s Men’s Club	View	Web page			696	Seneca Street
Buffaloah.com	St. Agnes RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		194	Ludington at Benzinger (NW)	Benzinger
Buffaloah.com	Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		3.107	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	St. Ann's RC Church	View	Web page	betweenWatson and Emslie streets, Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Religious Arts Museum ||Formerly St. Francis Xavier RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	St. Gerard's RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.190	Delavan Avenue at Bailey	Bailey
Buffaloah.com	St. John's-Grace Episcopal Church	View	Web page					Bidwell Pky
Buffaloah.com	St. John the Baptist RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		60	Hertel Avenue
Buffaloah.com	St. John the Evangelist RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		2.319	Seneca Street
Buffaloah.com	Façade - St. John the Baptist R. C. Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		60	Hertel Avenue
Buffaloah.com	St. Joseph RC Cathedral	View	Web page	Buffalo		50	Franklin St.
Buffaloah.com	St. Louis RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		780	Main Street at Edward	Edward
Buffaloah.com	St. Luke's Mission of Mercy ||Formerly St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church	View	Web page			325	Walden Avenue (Sycamore at Oberlin streets)	Oberlin streets
Buffaloah.com	General Mills and St. Mary's Elevators	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	St. Mary's RC Church	View	Web page			6.919	Transit Rd. Swormville
Buffaloah.com	St. Mary's Redemptorist ||Roman Catholic Church	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	St. Mary's School for the Deaf	View	Web page	Buffalo		2.253	Main Street at Jewett Parkway	Jewett Parkway
Buffaloah.com	St. Matthew’s German Evangelical Church / ||Delaine Waring African Methodist Episcopal Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		688	Swan at Hagerman streets	Hagerman streets
Buffaloah.com	St. Michaels' RC Church	View	Web page			651	Washington St.
Buffaloah.com	St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral	View	Web page	Buffalo		139	Pearl Street
Buffaloah.com	St. Patrick's RC Church	View	Web page			759	South Division Street
Buffaloah.com	Saint Stanislaus RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		123	Townsend St.
Buffaloah.com	Saints Columba-Brigid RC Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		418	N. Division St. (Eagle and Hickory Streets)
Buffaloah.com	Saints Peter & Paul RC Church	View	Web page			66	East Main Street
Buffaloah.com	The Sattler Theatre / Broadway / Basil's Broadway	View	Web page	Buffalo		516	Broadway
Buffaloah.com	Saturn Club	View	Web page	Buffalo		977	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Saturn Club	View	Web page	Buffalo		977	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Elbert Hubbard-Roycroft Museum	View	Web page	East Aurora		363	Oakwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Schenck House ||Located on the Grover Cleveland Golf Course Site	View	Web page	Buffalo		3.781	Main St.
Buffaloah.com	Frederick Schmidt House	View	Web page			356	Richmond Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Catholic Institute Public Library / Church of Scientology Buffalo	View	Web page	SW Virginia, Buffalo		836	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	The Schoellkopf-Vom Berge Manor	View	Web page	Buffalo		121	Chapin Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Schwartz House	View	Web page	Buffalo		406	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Genesee Gateway Historic District	View	Web page	Erie County				Ellicott and Oak Streets
Buffaloah.com	The Buffalo Museum of Science	View	Web page			1.020	Humboldt Parkway near Northhampton	Northhampton
Buffaloah.com	Seames House	View	Web page			140	Oxford Place
Buffaloah.com	Charles B. and Florence Sears House	View	Web page	Buffalo		75	Barker Street
Buffaloah.com	THE H. SEEBERG BUILDING	View	Web page	Buffalo, Erie County
Buffaloah.com	Isadore Setel Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		936	Elmwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Industrial Bank / 17 Court Street Office Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		17	Court Street
Buffaloah.com	Shea's Buffalo Theatre/Shea's Performing Arts Center	View	Web page	Buffalo		646	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Shea's North Park Theatre	View	Web page			1.428	Hertel Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Sherwood Apartments	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Frank E. Sickels House	View	Web page	Buffalo		119	Oakland Place
Buffaloah.com	Ralph Huntington Sidway House	View	Web page	Buffalo		589	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Silo City	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Asa Silverthorne House	View	Web page	Buffalo		877	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	John Sinclair House	View	Web page	Buffalo		94	Jewett Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Sinclair, Rooney & Co. Building / The Sinclair	View	Web page	Buffalo		465	Washington Street
Buffaloah.com	Sisters of Charity Hospital / Condominiums	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Tony Sisti Park	View	Web page	Buffalo		42	North Street
Buffaloah.com	678 Main Street	View	Web page			678	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	New Skateland Arena Murals	View	Web page	Buffalo		33	East Ferry Street
Buffaloah.com	“Ribbon of Steel and Concrete	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Carl Slone Antique Lighting and Windows	View	Web page	Buffalo		65	Elmwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Smith McDonald Corp.	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.270	Niagara St. at Auburn Avenue	Auburn Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Philip Smith House / College Club House	View	Web page	Buffalo		264	Summer Street
Buffaloah.com	Union Ship Canal / South Buffalo Lighthouse	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens	View	Web page	Buffalo		2.655	South Park Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Spaulding Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		763	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Carlton Sprague Summer House	View	Web page	Town of Hamburg		4.325	Lake Shore Road
Buffaloah.com	Standard Grain Elevator	View	Web page	Buffalo		1	St. Clair Street at Ohio Street Bridge	Ohio Street Bridge
Buffaloah.com	Patrick E. Stanton House / Porter Avenue Pied à Terre	View	Web page	Buffalo		361	Porter Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Glenny Building / Dennis Building / Stanton Building	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	State Normal School / Grover Cleveland High School	View	Web page			110	Fourteenth St.
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo NY State Office Building / Walter J. Mahoney State Office Building (name since 1982)	View	Web page	Buffalo		65	Court St.
Buffaloah.com	Statler Hotel / Statler City	View	Web page	Buffalo		107	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Ellsworth M. Statler	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Sterling Engine Company - Table of Contents	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	William A. and Teresa Y. Stevens House	View	Web page	Buffalo		500	Lafayette Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Stitch Buffalo	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.215	Niagara St.
Buffaloah.com	Strawberry Island, NY	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Metro Rail Stations: Light Rail Rapid Transit System	View	Web page				Light Rail Rapid Transit System
Buffaloah.com	Metro Rail Stations: Light Rail Rapid Transit System / Summer/Best Station	View	Web page			1.145	Main Street	Best Street
Buffaloah.com	Exterior - Hazel Surdam House	View	Web page	Buffalo		464	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Swannie House	View	Web page	Buffalo		170	Ohio Street
Buffaloah.com	Fidelity Trust Bank Building / Swan Tower	View	Web page	Buffalo		284	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Sweet_ness 7 Café	View	Web page					Lafayette Ave
Buffaloah.com	Emily H. Swift House	View	Web page	Buffalo		21	Colonial Circle
Buffaloah.com	Tabor-Crane House	View	Web page	Buffalo		420	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	40 North St.	View	Web page			40	North St.
Buffaloah.com	New York Telephone Company Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		46	Church Street
Buffaloah.com	Temple Beth Tzedek	View	Web page	Amherst		621	Getzville Rd.
Buffaloah.com	Theodore Roosevelt Plaza: The Hiker	View	Web page	Genesee, and Huron Streets, Buffalo			The Hiker
Buffaloah.com	George L. Thorne House	View	Web page	Buffalo		40	Bidwell Parkway
Buffaloah.com	First Unitarian Church / Title Guarantee Building ||Also known as the Austin Building or Ticor Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		110	Franklin St. at Eagle	Eagle
Buffaloah.com	Tishman Building / National Fuel / Hilton Garden Inn	View	Web page	Buffalo		10	Lafayette Square
Buffaloah.com	St. Peter's (German) Evangelical Church / Tonawanda-Kenmore Historical Society and Museum	View	Web page	Tonawanda		100	Knoche Road
Buffaloah.com	Tony Sisti Park	View	Web page	Buffalo		42	North Street
Buffaloah.com	Hotel Touraine	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Transfiguration Church Complex	View	Web page	Buffalo				Mills Street
Buffaloah.com	Trico Plant #1	View	Web page			817	Washington St.
Buffaloah.com	Trinity Episcopal Church and Christ Chapel	View	Web page	Buffalo		389	/ 371 Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Trinity United Methodist Church	View	Web page			2.100	Whitehaven Road
Buffaloah.com	Bessie Sweet Truscott House	View	Web page	Buffalo		33	Oakland Place
Buffaloah.com	Herbert W. Turk House	View	Web page	Buffalo		94	Windsor Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Twentieth Century Club	View	Web page	Buffalo		595	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Breckenridge Street Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		44	Breckenridge Street
Buffaloah.com	United Office Building	View	Web page	Niagara Falls		222	First Street
Buffaloah.com	Michael J. Dillon U. S. Court House / City of Buffalo Police and Fire Headquarters	View	Web page	Buffalo		68	Court St.
Buffaloah.com	Metro Rail Stations: Light Rail Rapid Transit System	View	Web page			3.383	Main Street near Niagara Falls Blvd.	Niagara Falls Blvd
Buffaloah.com	University Presbyterian Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		3.330	Main St. at Niagara Falls Blvd.	Niagara Falls Blvd
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Metro Rail Stations: Light Rail Rapid Transit System ||Utica Station	View	Web page			1.391	Main St.	East Utica St
Buffaloah.com	Vernor Building - DEMOLISHED 2007	View	Web page	Buffalo		752	Main Street
Buffaloah.com	Hubbard and Wright Prototypes Combined in the East Aurora Village Shopping Center	View	Web page	East Aurora
Buffaloah.com	The Vision of Olmsted mural at McKinley High School	View	Web page	Buffalo		1.500	Elmwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Richard A. Waite House	View	Web page			361	Pennsylvania St.
Buffaloah.com	Walbridge Building	View	Web page	Buffalo				Franklin
Buffaloah.com	David Wallace House	View	Web page			697	LeBrun Road
Buffaloah.com	Hamilton Ward House	View	Web page	Buffalo		19	Coe Place
Buffaloah.com	Francis G. Ward Pumping Station	View	Web page	Buffalo			Porter Avenue	GAR Drive
Buffaloah.com	Henry J(ackson) Warren House	View	Web page	Buffalo		350	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	William and Charlotte Roscoe Warwick House	View	Web page	Buffalo		112	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Washington Iron Works	View	Web page	Buffalo		419	Broadway at Pratt	Pratt
Buffaloah.com	Wurlitzer Building / Tent City	View	Web page	Buffalo		674	Main St.
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo Waterfront	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Buffalo, NY, Water Intake Building	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Watson House / Buffalo Club	View	Web page	Buffalo		388	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Webb Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		90	Pearl Street
Buffaloah.com	Edward H. Webster House	View	Web page	Buffalo		164	Lincoln Parkway
Buffaloah.com	Brigadier General Samuel Manning Welch Memorial	View	Web page	Jerge St., and Niagara St. median, Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Dr. Ernest Wende House	View	Web page	Buffalo		471	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Henry W. Wendt House	View	Web page	Buffalo		120	Lincoln Parkway
Buffaloah.com	William F. Wendt House/Margaret L. Wendt House	View	Web page	Buffalo		570	Richmond Avenue
Buffaloah.com	THE WERNER PHOTOGRAPHY BUILDING	View	Web page	Buffalo, Erie County
Buffaloah.com	THE WERNER PHOTOGRAPHY BUILDING	View	Web page	Buffalo, Erie County
Buffaloah.com	Westminster Presbyterian Church	View	Web page	Buffalo		724	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Bird Island Pier - Group 3	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	White Brothers Livery & Boarding Stable	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	James White House	View	Web page	Buffalo		110	Oakland Place
Buffaloah.com	Seymour White House	View	Web page	Buffalo		140	Chapin Parkway
Buffaloah.com	William Sydney Wicks House	View	Web page	Buffalo		124	Jewett Parkway
Buffaloah.com	M. Wile Factory	View	Web page	Buffalo		77	Goodell Street
Buffaloah.com	Wilkeson Pointe Park	View	Web page	Industrial Heritage Trail, Outer Harbor, Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Barnes & Hengerer Building	View	Web page	Buffalo
Buffaloah.com	Albert L. Williams House	View	Web page
Buffaloah.com	Williams-Butler House / Jacobs Executive Development Center	View	Web page	Buffalo		672	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Williams-Pratt House / LiRo Group Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		690	Delaware Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Louis C. Wilson House	View	Web page	Buffalo		148	Soldiers Place
Buffaloah.com	G. Morton Wolfe House	View	Web page	Buffalo		584	Richmond Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Albert J. Wright House	View	Web page	Buffalo		242	Linwood Avenue
Buffaloah.com	Frank Lloyd Wright's Fontana Boathouse	View	Web page	Buffalo			Black Rock Canal
Buffaloah.com	Wurlitzer Building / Tent City	View	Web page	Buffalo		674	Main St.
Buffaloah.com	Young Men's Christian Association Building	View	Web page	Buffalo		45	West Mohawk Street
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Statue of Oliver Perry at the "Front" overlooking Lake Erie.	View	Image	Buffalo		121					Statue	Front Park	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Trueman G. Avery, The Circle.	View	Image	Buffalo							Home	Home of Mrs. Trueman G. Avery	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	View from the rear of the Avery house.	View	Image	Buffalo							Home	Home of Mrs. Trueman G. Avery	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Albert F. Laub, 1272 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.272	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Albert F. Laub	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Robert F. Schelling, 444 Oak Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		444	Oak Street				Home	Home of Robert F. Schelling	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	View of the library in the Schelling home.	View	Image	Buffalo		444					Home	Home of Robert F. Schelling	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The city home of W.L. Sikes, 490 Richmond Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		490	Richmond Avenue				Home	The city home of W.L. Sikes	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	View of Cranberry Lake from the Sikes Lodge.	View	Image								Home	Sikes Lodge	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The lodge of W.L. Sikes in the Adirondack Mountains.	View	Image								Home	Sikes Lodge	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Lawrence H. Gardner, Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo			Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of Lawrence H. Gardner	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William J. Warwick, 109 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		109	Linwood Avenue				Home	Home of William J. Warwick	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Side view of home of William J. Warwick.	View	Image	Buffalo		109					Home	Home of William J. Warwick	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Martin J. Ebberts, 249 Morris Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		249	Morris Avenue				Home	Home of Martin J. Ebberts	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edwin C. Sutton, 415 Crescent Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		415	Crescent Avenue				Home	Home of Edwin C. Sutton	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Interior view of the Edwin C. Sutton home.	View	Image	Buffalo		415					Home	Interior view of the Edwin C. Sutton home.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Charles L. Couch, 162 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		162	Depew Avenue				Home	Home of Charles L. Couch	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edward Howard Hutchinson, 296 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		296	Linwood Avenue				Home	Home of Edward Howard Hutchinson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Drawing room of the Edward Howard Hutchinson home.	View	Image	Buffalo		296					Home	Drawing room of the Edward Howard Hutchinson home.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William H. Fitzpatrick, 2037 Seneca Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		2.037	Seneca Street				Home	Home of William H. Fitzpatrick	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of the late David Gunsburg, 152 Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		152	Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of the late David Gunsburg	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of the late David Gunsburg.	View	Image	Buffalo		152					Estate	Estate of the late David Gunsburg.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Adelbert Moot, 358 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		358	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of Adelbert Moot	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Henry M. Naylon, 291 North Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		291	North Street				Home	Home of Henry M. Naylon	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Henry M. Naylon.	View	Image	Buffalo		291					Estate	Estate of Henry M. Naylon.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George B. Hayes, 217 North Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		217	North Street				Home	Home of George B. Hayes	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Frederick W. Allan, 20 Dorchester Road.	View	Image	Buffalo		20	Dorchester Road				Home	Home of Frederick W. Allan	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Recently completed home of Frank F. Henry, Eggertsville, N.Y.	View	Image	Eggertsville			Eggertsville				Home	Recently completed home of Frank F. Henry	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. John H. Smit, 806 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		806	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Mrs. John H. Smit	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edward H. Webster, 164 Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		164	Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of Edward H. Webster	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of John T. Shanahan, 106 Humbodlt Parkway, West.	View	Image	Buffalo		106	Humbodlt Parkway				Home	Home of John T. Shanahan	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Adelbert D. Cronk, 74 Starin Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		74	Starin Avenue				Home	Home of Adelbert D. Cronk	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William H. Crosby, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image	Eggertsville			Eggertsville Road				Home	Home of William H. Crosby	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Robert W. Pomeroy, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image	Eggertsville			Eggertsville Road				Home	Home of Robert W. Pomeroy	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Judge Albert Haight, 249 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		249	Linwood Avenue				Home	Home of Judge Albert Haight	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Elbert B. Mann, 339 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		339	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of Elbert B. Mann	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Charles H. Dold, 112 Humboldt Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		112	Humboldt Parkway				Home	Home of Charles H. Dold	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Michael Whissel, 143 Lexington Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		143	Lexington Avenue				Home	Home of Michael Whissel	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Pliny B. McNaughton, Big Tree, N.Y.	View	Image	Big Tree			Big Tree				Home	Home of Pliny B. McNaughton	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Pliny B. McNaughton, Big Tree, N.Y.	View	Image	Big Tree			Big Tree				Estate	Estate of Pliny B. McNaughton	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Frank Winch, 166 Morris Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		166	Morris Avenue				Home	Home of Frank Winch	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of John Eckhardt, 23 Aggasiz Place.	View	Image	Buffalo		23	Aggasiz Place				Home	Home of John Eckhardt	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Robert E. Williams, 425 Woodward Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		425	Woodward Avenue				Home	Home of Robert E. Williams	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George V. Forman, 824 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		824	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of George V. Forman	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Jefferson Penn, 121 Chapin Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		121	Chapin Parkway				Home	Home of Jefferson Penn	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of E.A. Whitcomb, 71 Jewett Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		71	Jewett Avenue				Home	Home of E.A. Whitcomb	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Country home of Dr. Lee H. Smith, Derby, N.Y.	View	Image	Derby			Derby				Home	Country home of Dr. Lee H. Smith	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Horticultural Building and Gardens.	View	Image									Horticultural Building and Gardens.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Nathaniel Brown, 245 North Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		245	North Street				Home	Home of Mrs. Nathaniel Brown	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. Francis M. Rich, 460 Richmond Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		460	Richmond Avenue				Home	Home of Dr. Francis M. Rich	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Front view of the home of Dr. Francis M. Rich.	View	Image	Buffalo		460					Home	Front view of the home of Dr. Francis M. Rich.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Harry Yates, 1243 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.243	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Harry Yates	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Robert K. Root, 650 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		650	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Robert K. Root	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Walter I. Weed, 149 Windsor Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		149	Windsor Avenue				Home	Home of Mrs. Walter I. Weed	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. James A. Hughson, East Aurora, N.Y.	View	Image	East Aurora			East Aurora				Home	Home of Dr. James A. Hughson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Dr. James A. Hughson.	View	Image	East Aurora								Estate of Dr. James A. Hughson.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Charles W. Mugler, 1256 Main Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.256	Main Street				Home	Home of Charles W. Mugler	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Pascal P. Beals, 73 Nottingham Terrace.	View	Image	Buffalo		73	Nottingham Terrace				Home	Home of Pascal P. Beals	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Rear view of the Kinsella Home.	View	Image	Buffalo		310					Home	Rear view of the Kinsella Home.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Another view of the Kinsella Home.	View	Image	Buffalo		310					Home	Another view of the Kinsella Home.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The home of M.J. Kinsella, 310 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		310	Depew Avenue				Home	The home of M.J. Kinsella	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	East view of the Kinsella Home.	View	Image	Buffalo		310					Home	East view of the Kinsella Home.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Martin L. Kratz, 69 Middlesex Road, Nye Park Section.	View	Image	Buffalo		69	Middlesex Road				Home	Home of Martin L. Kratz	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Sylvanus B. Nye, 166 North Lincoln Boulevard, Nye Park Section.	View	Image	Buffalo		166	North Lincoln Boulevard				Home	Home of Sylvanus B. Nye	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of John P. Jordan, 1 Middlesex Road, Nye Park Section.	View	Image	Buffalo		1	Middlesex Road				Home	Home of John P. Jordan	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The Albright Art Gallery.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.285					Art Gallery	The Albright Art Gallery.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Jacob C. Dold, 26 Middlesex Road, Nye Park Section.	View	Image	Buffalo		26	Middlesex Road				Home	Home of Jacob C. Dold	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Hardin H. Littell, 137 Summer Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		137	Summer Street				Home	Home of Hardin H. Littell	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Clarence H. Littell, 528 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		528	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Clarence H. Littell	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. Burt C. Johnson, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image				Eggertsville Road				Home	Home of Dr. Burt C. Johnson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Dr. Burt C. Johnson, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image				Eggertsville Road				Estate	Estate of Dr. Burt C. Johnson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edward A. Diebolt, 117 West Humboldt Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		117	West Humboldt Parkway				Home	Home of Edward A. Diebolt	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William Y. Warren, 271 Porter Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		271	Porter Avenue				Home	Home of William Y. Warren	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William Y. Warren, 271 Porter Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		271	Porter Avenue				Home	Home of William Y. Warren	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of F.O. Curtis, 34 Jewett Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		34	Jewett Avenue				Home	Home of F.O. Curtis	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. A.J. Colton, 27 Jewett Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		27	Jewett Avenue				Home	Home of Dr. A.J. Colton	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Jacob J. Siegrist, 677 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		677	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Jacob J. Siegrist	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of George Urban, Pine Ridge.	View	Image	Cheektowaga		280	Pine Ridge				Home	Estate of George Urban	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of George Urban, Pine Ridge.	View	Image	Cheektowaga		280	Pine Ridge				Home	Estate of George Urban	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George Urban, Jr., Pine Ridge.	View	Image	Cheektowaga		280					Home	Home of George Urban	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Alexander G. Hoefler, 538 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		538	Linwood Avenue				Home	Home of Alexander G. Hoefler	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Section of the Front.	View	Image								Park	Section of the Front.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William J. Statler, 177 Bidwell Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		177	Bidwell Parkway				Home	Home of William J. Statler	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George W. Olmsted, 161 Windsor Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		161	Windsor Avenue				Home	Home of George W. Olmsted	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Henry May, 290 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		290	Depew Avenue				Home	Home of Henry May	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Thomas J. Overturf, 319 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		319	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of Thomas J. Overturf	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The summer home of Robert B. Adam, Lake View, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo		448	Lake View				Home	The summer home of Robert B. Adam	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	A view of Park Lake, Delaware Park.	View	Image				Delaware Park				Park	Park Lake	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. Conrad E. Wettlaufer, 1234 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.234	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Dr. Conrad E. Wettlaufer	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Walter P. Cooke, 155 Summer Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		155	Summer Street				Home	Home of Walter P. Cooke	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Harry T. Ramsdell, 126 Chapin Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		126	Chapin Parkway				Home	Home of Harry T. Ramsdell	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Charles W. Miller, 172 Summer Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		172	Summer Street				Home	Home of Charles W. Miller	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of the late Mrs. Frank H. Goodyear, 762 Delaware Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo		762	Delaware Ave				Home	Home of the late Mrs. Frank H. Goodyear	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of the late Mrs. Frank H. Goodyear, 762 Delaware Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo		762	Delaware Ave				Estate	Estate of the late Mrs. Frank H. Goodyear	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Walter W. Steele, 580 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		580	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Walter W. Steele	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Henry C. Tucker, 69 The Circle.	View	Image	Buffalo		69	The Circle				Home	Home of Henry C. Tucker	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. George T. Hickelton, 99 Wesley Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		99	Wesley Avenue				Home	Home of Dr. George T. Hickelton	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Ganson Depew, 165 Summer Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		165	Summer Street				Home	Home of Ganson Depew	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Susan S. Sizer, 741 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		741	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Mrs. Susan S. Sizer	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William S. Renner, M.D., 341 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		341					Home	Home of William S. Renner	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Scajaquada Creek.	View	Image									Scajaquada Creek.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	The country home of Walter H. Schoellkopf, Williamsville, N.Y.	View	Image	Williamsville			Williamsville				Home	The country home of Walter H. Schoellkopf	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Walter H. Schoellkopf, Williamsville, N.Y.	View	Image	Williamsville			Williamsville				Home	Estate of Walter H. Schoellkopf	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Lewis Newman, 1179 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.179	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Lewis Newman	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of John Wood, 101 Lexington Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		101	Lexington Avenue				Home	Home of John Wood	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Frank D. Miller, 42 Beard Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		42	Beard Avenue				Home	Home of Frank D. Miller	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Frank L. Bapst, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image	Eggertsville			Eggertsville Road				Home	Estate of Frank L. Bapst	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Frank L. Bapst, Eggertsville Road.	View	Image	Eggertsville			Eggertsville Road				Home	Home of Frank L. Bapst	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Irving S. Underhill, 143 Jewett Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		143	Jewett Avenue				Home	Home of Irving S. Underhill	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of George B. Montgomery.	View	Image								Home	Estate of George B. Montgomery.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George B. Montgomery, Amherst Estates.	View	Image				Amherst Estates				Home	Home of George B. Montgomery	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Herbert A. Meldrum, 88 Oakland Place.	View	Image	Buffalo		88	Oakland Place				Home	Home of Herbert A. Meldrum	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Samuel C. Pratt, 42 Morris Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		42	Morris Avenue				Home	Home of Samuel C. Pratt	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edgar B. Jewett, 128 Morris Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		128	Morris Avenue				Home	Home of Edgar B. Jewett	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Robert S. Donaldson, 32 Linwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		32	Linwood Avenue				Home	Home of Robert S. Donaldson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Joseph A. McColl, 33 Bidwell Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		33	Bidwell Parkway				Home	Home of Joseph A. McColl	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Estate of Mrs. Joseph T. Jones.	View	Image	Buffalo		267					Estate	Estate of Mrs. Joseph T. Jones.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Joseph T. Jones, 267 North Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		267	North Street				Home	Home of Mrs. Joseph T. Jones	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	A view of the Historical Building.	View	Image								Historical Building	A view of the Historical Building.	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Philip G. Schaefer, 343 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		343	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of Philip G. Schaefer	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Gustave E. Lundquist, 90 Beard Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		90	Beard Avenue				Home	Home of Gustave E. Lundquist	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Charles M. Heald, 173 Bidwell Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		173	Bidwell Parkway				Home	Home of Charles M. Heald	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Judge Charles B. Wheeler, 305 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		305	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of Judge Charles B. Wheeler	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Lewis J. Bennett, 354 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		354	Depew Avenue				Home	Home of Lewis J. Bennett	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George J. Meyer, 249 North Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		249	North Street				Home	Home of George J. Meyer	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George F. Sowerby, 713 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		713	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of George F. Sowerby	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. V. Mott Pierce, 204 Bidwell Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		204	Bidwell Parkway				Home	Home of Dr. V. Mott Pierce	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William A. Notman, 33 Colonial Circle.	View	Image	Buffalo		33	Colonial Circle				Home	Home of William A. Notman	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Albert B. Wright, 737 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		737	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of Albert B. Wright	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William C. Maltby, 137 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		137	Depew Avenue				Home	Home of William C. Maltby	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George W. Jenings, 584 West Ferry Street.	View	Image	Buffalo		584	West Ferry Street				Home	Home of George W. Jenings	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Dr. Lucien Howe, 522 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		522	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Dr. Lucien Howe	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Willis K. Jackson, 827 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		827	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Willis K. Jackson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William J. Crawford, 844 West Delavan Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		844	West Delavan Avenue				Home	Home of William J. Crawford	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William H. Faxon, 366 Elmwood Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		366	Elmwood Avenue				Home	Home of William H. Faxon	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edward S. Warren, 20 Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		20	Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of Edward S. Warren	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Samuel J. Dark, 93 Windsor Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		93	Windsor Avenue				Home	Home of Samuel J. Dark	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Mrs. Judson B. Andrews, 90 Soldier's Place.	View	Image	Buffalo		90	Soldier's Place				Home	Home of Mrs. Judson B. Andrews	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of William Lansill, 277 Depew Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		277	Depew Avenue				Home	Home of William Lansill	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Louis R. Davidson, 24 Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		24	Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of Louis R. Davidson	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Albert J. DeLaplante, 142 Soldier's Place.	View	Image	Buffalo		142	Soldier's Place				Home	Home of Albert J. DeLaplante	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Harry D. Williams, 60 Oakland Place.	View	Image	Buffalo		60	Oakland Place				Home	Home of Harry D. Williams	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of George E. Pierce, 107 Starin Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		107	Starin Avenue				Home	Home of George E. Pierce	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Edgar B. Stevens, 140 Lincoln Parkway.	View	Image	Buffalo		140	Lincoln Parkway				Home	Home of Edgar B. Stevens	1915
digital.lib.buffalo.edu	Home of Willis O. Chapin, 1205 Delaware Avenue.	View	Image	Buffalo		1.205	Delaware Avenue				Home	Home of Willis O. Chapin	1915
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	City Hall in Buffalo, New York. October 12, 1937	View	Photo	Buffalo		65				Niagara Square	City Hall	Building	1937
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	The Matthews-Northrup up-to-date map of Buffalo and towns of Tonawanda, Amherst, Cheektowaga and West Seneca	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	New map of the city of Buffalo	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	The Matthews-Northrup up-to-date map of "greater" Buffalo: showing the surrounding industrial developments, suburban residence districts, cities, villages, towns, and their connections by boulevards, streets, steam railroads and electric lines	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	The Courier Company's map of Buffalo: from the latest surveys, June 1876	View	Map	Buffalo									1876
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Map of the city of Buffalo	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Road map of Erie County and part of Niagara County, N. Y.	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	The Matthews-Northrup Co.'s new map of the city of Buffalo	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Theatres -- U.S. -- Buffalo, NY -- Shea's Buffalo Theatre	View	Image	Buffalo							Shea's Buffalo Theatre	Theatre
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Theatres -- U.S. -- Buffalo, NY -- Shea's Buffalo Theatre	View	Image	Buffalo							Shea's Buffalo Theatre	Theatre
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Albright Art Museum, Delaware Park, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo							Albright Art Museum	Museum
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	E.R. Thomas Motor Company, Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A.; View of the factory.	View	Image	Buffalo							E.R. Thomas Motor Company	Company
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	E.R. Thomas Motor Co., Buffalo, N.Y.; View of the factory.	View	Image	Buffalo							E.R. Thomas Motor Company	Company
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Factory No. 3; E.R. Thomas Motor Co., Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo							Factory No. 3; E.R. Thomas Motor Co.	Company
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Olmsted's sketch map of Buffalo showing the relation of the park system to the general plan of the city	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	A new map of the city of Buffalo, embracing all the territory including the upper & lower villages of Black Rock, Cold Springs, &c. as authorized under the Act of 1853	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Paradise House, east side, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo		144				East Side	Paradise House	House
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Table of Contents	View	text	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Little Harlem	View	text	Buffalo		496					Ann Montgomery's Little Harlem	Hotel
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	TABLE D'HOTE held by AMERICAN HOTEL at "BUFFALO, NY" (HOTEL)	View	Image	Buffalo						Main Place Mall	American Hotel	Hotel
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Looking Backward: American Hotel, 1850	View	article / image	Buffalo						Main Place Mall	American Hotel	Hotel
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov		View	Image	Buffalo							International Acetylene Association
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Samuel G. Cornell, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Allbright Art Gallery, Delaware Park, Buffalo, N. Y.	View	Image	Buffalo							Allbright Art Gallery	art museum
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Ellicott Square Building, Buffalo, N. Y.	View	Image	Buffalo		283					Ellicott Square Building	office building
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Elevators and Shipping, Buffalo, N. Y.	View	Image	Buffalo								Grain Elevators
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	In Buffalo	View	notated music	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Atlas of the City of Buffalo, New York , Title page	View	text	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Map of the City of Buffalo, New York.	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Don't put me off at Buffalo any more ; words by William Jerome ; music by Jean Schwartz.	View	notated music	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Map of the city of Buffalo	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Str. Chippewa, entering Niagara River, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	View of Buffalo from above.	View	Image	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Special Classified Business Directory of the Leading Business Firms and Professional Men of this City of New York	View	text	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Special Classified Business Directory of the Leading Business Firms and Professional Men of this City of New York cont.	View	text	Buffalo
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digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Special Classified Business Directory of the Leading Business Firms and Professional Men of this City of New York cont.	View	text	Buffalo
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digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Parts of 5th, 6th, 7th, and 12th Wards.	View	Map	Buffalo
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digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Parts of Tenth, Eleventh, and Seventh Wards.	View	Map	Buffalo						Seventh Ward
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digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Parts of Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh Wards.	View	Map	Buffalo
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digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Parts of Eleventh and Seventh Wards.	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Parts of Eleventh and Twelfth Wards.	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Lower Blackrock being a Part of Twelfth Ward.	View	Map	Buffalo						Lower Blackrock
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Buffalo 1901	View	Map	Buffalo									1901
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Soldiers Circle, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo							Soldier's Circle	Park
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Niagara Street, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	McKinley Monument, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo						Niagara Square	McKinley Monument	Monument
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	Bridge in Delaware Park, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo		84					Delaware Park	Park
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	E. R. Thomas Motor Co. View of the factory in Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A.	View	Image	Buffalo		495					E. R. Thomas Motor	Company
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	E.R. Thomas Motor Company; The Thomas line, 1909 Title page.	View	Image	Buffalo		495					E.R. Thomas Motor Company	Company
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	New map of the city of Buffalo	View	Map	Buffalo
digitalcollections.archives.nysed.gov	The Thomas Flyer; Champion stock car of the world Title page.	View	Image	Buffalo							The Thomas Flyer	Musem
loc.gov	Buffalo River, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image	Buffalo								Grain Elevator
loc.gov	Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	View of Buffalo, N.Y. Ansicht von Buffalo, N.Y. /	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Print shows two views of Buffalo, New York, at top, "general view from the north", showing "Westminster Church" and "Delaware Street", includes vignette views of four prominent buildings, and at bottom, "view of the harbor" showing breakwaters and ships at docks.
loc.gov	Niagara elevator, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Niagara Elevator	Company
loc.gov	Buffalo, N.Y., Main Street	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Eastern elevator, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Eastern Elevator	Grain Elevator
loc.gov	Buffalo, N.Y. - the harbor - instantaneous	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Stereograph shows Watson grain elevator, Buffalo Harbor, boat called Waverly in foreground and Bennett grain elevator in the distance.
loc.gov	Bank officers of Buffalo, N.Y., 1895	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo									1895
loc.gov	Young Men's Library, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		37					Young Men's Library Association	library
loc.gov	Buffalo, N.Y., bridge in park	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo								Bridge
loc.gov	Dorothy Martin Foster house, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Dorothy Martin Foster house	House
loc.gov	The city of Buffalo, N.Y. 1880	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo									1880
loc.gov	Interior of Negro store, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo								Store
loc.gov	First Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Horse carriage & trolley in foregrd.	1					First Presbyterian Church	Church
loc.gov	Jay Pettibone & Co., distillers, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Jay Pettibone & Co., distillers	Company
loc.gov	State Agricultural fair grounds at Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Print shows groups of people on the fair grounds some sitting at tables, riding in carriages and on horseback.						State Agricultural fair grounds
loc.gov	Stereographs of Buffalo, N.Y., taken from a church tower	View	Collection	Buffalo	Photographs show views of Buffalo, N.Y., taken from the scaffolding of St. Paul's Cathedral tower. Includes one view of Saint Paul's Cathedral and tower from the street.
loc.gov	Views of Buffalo, New York	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Photographs show Albright Art Gallery, river front, bear pit, boat landing in a park, club, banks, barges, city hall, residential streets, drawbridge, office buildings, grain elevators, hotels, Labor Day crowd, McKinley monument, armory, unloading of iron ore and grain, waterworks intake, YMCA, etc.
loc.gov	Labor Day parade, Main Street, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Thornberger hoist unloading ore, Lackawanna ore docks, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Lackawanna Ore Docks
loc.gov	Stereographs of Buffalo, N.Y., from the Marian S. Carson Collection	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Photographs from various publishers show primarily streets and buildings in Buffalo, N.Y. Subjects include Main Street; St. Paul's Cathedral; Buffalo Savings Bank; Erie County Savings Bank; the American Block; the hotel Tifft House; an exterior of a skating rink; S.O Barnum, Son & Co. variety store; and the ruins of the Church of Messiah.
loc.gov	Some things in and about Buffalo; a souvenir of the Annual Convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers held at Buffalo, N.Y., June 10-13, 1884.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Grand Army of the Republic reunion, Buffalo, N.Y., Aug. 25, 1897	View	Collection	Buffalo	Photographs show President McKinley leading and reviewing parade.
loc.gov	Bird's-eye view of Buffalo, N.Y., from scaffolding of St. Paul's Cathedral tower, 1870	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Partial view of Main St.
loc.gov	U.S. Post Office, Buffalo, N.Y. Wm. Martin Aiken, Supervising Architect exterior	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		121					Post Office	Post Office
loc.gov	Birdseye view of Buffalo, N.Y., from scaffolding of St. Paul's cathedral tower, 1870	View	Collection	Buffalo
loc.gov	St. Paul's Cathedral	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		139					St. Paul's Cathedral	Church
loc.gov	The President's carriage heading the procession, Grand Army Reunion, Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A., Aug. 25, 1897	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Photographs show business and industrial establishments, street views showing St. Paul's Cathedral and First Presbyterian Church.
loc.gov	S.F. Eagan's old Rip Van Winkle whiskey, wholesale dealer in brandies, wines & gins, 133 Seneca St., Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		133
loc.gov	Buffalo Savings Bank	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		545					Buffalo Savings Bank	Bank
loc.gov	The Nation's Heroes in review before the nation's Chief Grand Army Reunion, Buffalo, N.Y., U.S.A., Aug. 25, 1897	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Photograph shows N.Y. Buffalo - Grand Army of the Republic reunion: passing in review before Pres. McKinley.
loc.gov	Welcome G.A.R. arch along parade route for 31st National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Buffalo on Lake Erie, state of New York, U.S. from the American Hotel, Tuesday, July 21st 1846	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	From the American Hotel, Tuesday 21st July 1846, Buffalo S. N.York U.S.						American Hotel	Hotel
loc.gov	The celebrated trotting mare Lucy, passing the Judges Stand: In the fourth heat. Winning the $5000 prize at Buffalo, N.Y. August 9th 1872	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Ruins of Church of Messiah, Oct 29, 1870	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Church of the Messiah	Church	1870
loc.gov	Erie County Savings Bank	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		9					Erie County Savings Bank	Office
loc.gov	Main St. south from court	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	S.O. Barnum, Son & Co., No. 265 Main Street, the largest variety of goods for the holidays	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		265	Main Street				S.O. Barnum, Son & Co	Company
loc.gov	Skating at the rink, skates at S.O. Barnum, Son & Co., No. 265 Main Street	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo		265	Main Street				S.O. Barnum, Son & Co	Company
loc.gov	Main Street south from Erie Street	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo			Main Street
loc.gov	Main Street north from South Division Street	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo			Main Street
loc.gov	Main Street south from Genesee Street	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo			Main Street
loc.gov	The celebrated trotting horse Camors, by the Gen. Knox, dam by Black Hawk: Won the first two heats in the contest for the $7,500 purse, at Buffalo, N.Y. August 7, 1874	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Photographs depicting African American owned businesses and African American union members, primarily in the Southern United States, ca. 1899	View	Collection	Buffalo	Includes a group portrait of the Board of Directors of Coleman Manufacturing Co., Concord, N.C.; one single portrait of Warren S. Coleman; a view of the Coleman cotton mill; exterior and interior views of a general store at 2933 State St., Chicago, Ill.; a store in Buffalo, N.Y.; Uncle Paul's Pawn Shop, Augusta, Ga.; members of the bricklayers' and carpenters' union, Jacksonville, Fla.; officers of the Tobacco Trade Union, Petersburg, Va. Also a portrait of the Sisters of the Holy Family, New Orleans, La.; one group portrait of the 8th Battalion, Illinois Volunteer Regiment; Beard Hall, Tougaloo University, Miss.; interior of a teacher's home in New Orleans, La.; a professor's home, Wilberforce, Ohio.
loc.gov	Women's edition (Buffalo) Courier	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Woman, head-and-shoulders portrait, facing front, with roses in her hair and a ribbon encircling her head.
loc.gov	Stereographs of Buffalo, New York	View	Collection	Buffalo	Photographs show aerial views, street scenes, and buildings. Includes City and County Hall, the State Insane Asylum, Music Hall, Academy of Music, German Insurance Building, First Presbyterian Church, St. Joseph's Cathedral, St. Michael's Church, Lincoln Parkway Bridge, the Phelps Monument, and the Washington Market. Two photographs show the harbor.
loc.gov	Trademark registration by Buffalo Soap Company for Buffalo Soap Co. Laundry Soap. brand Hard Soap	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Trademark registration by Buffalo Co-Operative Brewing Company for The Buffalo Co-Operative Brewing brand Beer	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Trademark registration by J. Pyle for Buffalo Starch brand Starch	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Breakwater in Buffalo Harbor, New York, 1891, showing dump and grip cars for transporting concrete from mixers on cable road--Filling in between foundation blocks	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo							Buffalo Harbor	Park	1891
loc.gov	M'Kinley Comes Tramping on to the tune "Put Me Off at Buffalo" (as sung by Levi P. Morton)	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Political cartooon showing McKinley with delegates under his arms, standing by railroad tracks of Delegates Express at Buffalo station; L.P. Morton tries to get off train. 1896.
loc.gov	Mrs. Julian Elizabeth Brittan, half-length portrait, facing slightly left	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Chinese apparatus for hulling and coarse grinding rice	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Print shows a man driving a water buffalo hitched to a large grinding wheel in a circular trough for grinding and hulling rice; farmers arriving with baskets of rice to pour into the trough.
loc.gov	Bravo! Señor Clevelando!!	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Illustration shows Grover Cleveland, former mayor of Buffalo and current governor of New York, as a bullfighter standing with his right foot on the head a bison labeled "Buffalo Democracy" with one dart labeled "Veto Buffalo Fire Dept. Bill" stuck in its side; the weakened buffalo has collapsed on papers that state "Buffalo Politicians' Demands"; Cleveland's red cape is labeled "Firmness".
loc.gov	Spaulding, Hon. Elbridge of N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co. direct from Weber & Fields Music Hall, N.Y.	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Courier Company.,Joseph Hart Vaudeville Co.
loc.gov	International Hotel with new parlors on the rapids - season 1876 - J.T. Fulton, Jr. Proprietor - the only hotel with passenger elevator - Niagara Falls	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Niagara Falls							Clay, Cosack & Co	Hotel
loc.gov	The Thousand Islands via New York Central & Hudson River RR	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Cover of travel pamphlet showing two men, one fishing, in a canoe on a lake.						Thousand Islands	Island
loc.gov	Niagara Falls	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Niagara Falls							Sage, Sons & Co	Company
loc.gov	W.A. Mestayer	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo
loc.gov	Bottling card	View	Photo, Print, Drawing	Buffalo	Print shows a woman reclining in a chair on the veranda of a resort with a distant view of a mountain lake; an African American man, on the waitstaff, is delivering a drink to her.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1810	View	Image	Buffalo	A view of the lake and Fort Erie, from Buffalo Creek,"" (aquatint in colors, 21.11 x 14.2 ins.), E. Walsh, 49th [British] Regt., delint.; engraved by John Bluck, published Jany. 1, 1811 at R. Ackermann's Repository, 101 Strand, [London,] 1811. Walsh, the artist, was surgeon of the 49th Regiment and was stationed near Niagara Falls for several years previous to the War of 1812. This view was taken from the point where Little Buffalo Creek joins the Buffalo River, the artist looking westward across Lake Erie to Fort Erie on the Canadian shore. It is a very artistic production, but too imaginative to be of historical, or topographical importance. A water-color drawing (21.3 x 13.9 ins.) of this view is in the Phelps Stokes Collection of American Historical Prints in the New York Public Library. Whether it is the original drawing from which the engraving was made, or not, has not been detirmined. The fact that the drawing is signed ""W. G. Wells"" (instead of ""E. Walsh) seems to indicate that is is a copy of the engraving. Buffalo's population in 1810 numbered 365, and in 1811 about 500, with less than 100 buildings. It had three taverns, four stores, on school building which served as town hall, a meeting place for all religious denominations and for all public purposes. Buffalo was destroyed Dec. 30, 1813 by the British in the War of 1812, leaving only two buildings standing. Two copies of the original engraving are in the possession of the Buffalo Historical Society.				View of the lake and Fort Erie, from Buffalo Creek		Buffalo Harbor		1810
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1813	View	Image	Buffalo	A view of the port of Buffaloe on Lake Erie,"" (steel engraving, 6.9 x 3.9 ins.), published in 1815, in the August number of ""The Port Folio,"" of Philadelphia, with the statement: ""The prefixed engraving exhibits a correct view, taken on the spot, of the port of Buffaloe, on Lake Erie, at the time of the landing of a part of General Harrison's troops, subsequent to the defeat and capture of General Proctor's army [Oct. 24, 1813], near the Moravian villages, on the river Thames."" [vol. vi, p. 105]. Two months after the sketch was made, or Dec. 30, 1813, Buffalo lay in ashes, destroyed by the British, in the War of 1812. The view was taken from a point on the Terrace, near its intersection with South Cayuga [Pearl] St., looking S.W. over Lake Erie. It shows Little Buffalo creek, Big Buffalo creek, the Peninsula [the Island], and the Canadian shore. Note: This view was re-engraved by Gavil & Duthie, for E.B. O'Callaghan's ""Documentary History of the State of New York,"" Albany, 1849 (vol. ii, p. 1178). This re-engraved plate (7 x 3.8 ins.) is the one usually reproduced and falsely described as ""from the original engraving."" The original Port Folio view engraving (and reproductions faithful to it) may be recognized by the leaflessness of a lower branch of the tree at the extreme right of the view. In the re-engraved plate (and reproductions of it), this branch is fully leaved. Copies of the original are in possession of the Buffalo Public Library and of George Nathan Newman.				View of the port of Buffaloe on Lake Erie		Buffalo Harbor		1813
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1825	View	Image	Buffalo	View of Buffalo Harbor"" (copper plate engraving, 7.7 x 3.1 ins), made by Sheldon Ball and published in his fourteen paged sketch of ""Buffalo in 1825,"" and additionally interesting as being the first copper plate engraving made in Buffalo. Ball states: ""This view was taken from the Terrace, between Willink Ave. [Main St.] and South Cayuga Street [Pearl St.], near the line between lots no. 30 and 31; the foreground exhibits the confluents of the Canal with the waters of Little Buffalo, and its final termaination iwth the Lake through the medium of Big Buffalo Creek, the Light House, Pier, mouth of the Harbor, and shipping within; Lake Erie, with point Abino (in the province of Upper Canada), on the right distant eleven miles, and sturgeon point, )on the U.S. shore,) on the left, distant about fifteen miles. The distance between the two points may be about sixteen miles."" In the text of the book he states: ""There are at present between 400 and 500 buildings, including dwelling houses, stores, and mechanic's shops; and according to the census taken January last, there were 2412 inhabitants, which is 317 more than the whole town of Buffalo, including Black Rock, contained in the year 1820, according to the census then taken. Black Rock now contains 1039 inhabitants."" Papers left by Henry Lovejoy, prominent Buffalo surveyor, afford the following information. ""The view was taken from the Terrace, near the north entrance to the Market. The Terrace was then a high bank, with the green turf upon it unbroken. The foreground exhibits the Erie Canal, then in an unfinished state, from a Point near Erie street to the Little Buffalo Creek above the Commercial street bridge. At the left is seen the point on which soon afterwards was erected the warehouse occupied by Joy & Webster. The small building at the extreme left stood in Prime street. The next is the old red warehouse occupied by Townsend & Coit, and below it are two small buildings standing in or near the foot of Commercial street. Farther down the harbor we come to a cluster of small buildings then standing on Johnson & Wilkeson's lot. Next (near the middle of the picture) stands the warehouse of Hiram Pratt, later used by Asa B. Meech. The next and last building, on the right, was a small warehouse used by Sheldon Thompson & Co. In the harbor, at the foot of Commercial street, lies the steam brig Superior....The old lighthouse is seen on the south bank of the creek."" [B.H.S.P. vol. XVI, p. 13.] [See City Directory of 1847, pp. 30, 31, for this article.] Copies of the original engraving are in possession of the Buffalo Public Library, the Buffalo Historical Society, and George Nathan Newman.				View of Buffalo Harbor		Buffalo Harbor		1825
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1825	View	Image	Buffalo	Buffalo Harbour from the village,"" (lithograph, 8.3 x 4.1 ins.), published in Cadwallader D. Colden's ""Memoir.. Presented .. At the Celebration of the Completion of the New York Canals,"" New York: 1825, p. 295, a work noteworthy as containing the earliest examples of illustrations reproduced in the United States by lithography. This view is one of a series of two pertaining to Buffalo [Nos. 4 and 6 of this collection], appearing in this volume, which was published by the State to commemorate the completion of the Erie Canal. The sketch was made, and transferred to stone, by George Catlin, the noted authority on Indian ways and customs, and bears the imprint, ""Catlin del.,"" ""Imbert's Lith.""; while on p. 370 of the work occurs the statement: ""This was drawn from nature and lithographed by Geo. Catlin, Esq.,"" with the added description: ""From the terrace the view extends over the canal, terminating in the basin, the creek, and harbor, the shipping the lighthouse, with the long breakwater projecting into Lake Erie; on the horizon, in the Center, is the expanse of the Lake; on the right of the picture is the American, and on the left of it the Canada shores."" The buildings on the river bank in this view may readily be identified with those appearing in No. 3 of this collection (see the comments given there). The sign-post at the left is that of the Mansion House, at the corner of Main and Crow [Exchange] Streets. The streets appearing are Main St., Canal [Commercial] St., and the Terrace. The population of Buffalo in 1825 was 2412 and buildings numbered from 400 to 500. Two different lithographic plates of this view were made for this work. The earlier lithograph, by Catlin, may be distinguished from the later plate,--made by another hand and found in later copies of the work,--by the Indians standing about the sign-post at the left and sitting on the adjacent bank, by the primitive type of the shipping and of conveyance protrayed, and by the many figures of pedestrians portrayed. A copy of the work with the earlier plate is in the possession of the Buffalo Public Library, the Buffalo Historical Society, and George Nathan Newman.				View of Buffalo Harbour from the village		Buffalo Harbor		1825
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1825	View	Image	Buffalo	Buffalo Harbour from the village," (lithograph, 8.7 x 6.3 ins.). For some reason, Catlin's plate bearing this title and made for Colden's "Canal Memoir" (see No. 4], proved unsatisfactory and a new plate was made, printings from which appear in later copies of the work. This is the plate under condsideration here. The plate was larger and bore the imprint, "Imbert's Lithography," and omits Catlin's name. The statement on p. 370 of the work regarding Catlin, remains unchanged. It is an attempt to improve on Catlin's plate; but the "improvements," although less violent than in the companion plate [see No. 7], in that they are departures from Catlin's sketch which was "drawn from nature," detract from the historical value of the view. The plate can no longer be considered an original source. It is marked by the omission of the Indians and of all pedestrians save one, and by the more modern style of equipage and type of shipping depicted. A copy of the volume with the later plate is in possession of the Buffalo Public Library, the Grosvenor Library, and the Buffalo Historical Society. Ball, in his "Buffalo in 1825," enumberates the shipping which belonged to the port of Buffalo in that year, as: one Steam Boat, [the "Superior"], one Hermophrodite Brig, eight Schooners, one Sloop, four transportation boats, and a Steam Ferry Boat which will commence running on the first of July next, between this place and Fort Erie; and is calculated to make a daily trip to Chippewa, on the Canada side, during the present summer. Besides there are number water craft of small dimensions. There are upward of sixty sail of good substantial and safe vessels, owned upon the Lake, forty-two of which, entered this port last summer; and there were 286 arrivals and an equal number of clearances. The steamboat "Superior," mentioned above, was of 346 tons burden, and was buildt during the winter of 1821-22, on the bank of Buffalo river, above Main St. It was the first steamboat buildt in Buffalo Village and made a tirp to Detroit "every eight or nine days." It took the place of the "Walk-in-the-Water," the first steamboat on the Lake, which was built at Black Rock in 1818 and suffered shipwreck on the shore, about a mile from the Buffalo lighthouse, Nov. 1, 1821. Her machinery found a place in the "Superior.				View of Buffalo Harbour from the village (lithograph)		Buffalo Harbor		1825
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1825	View	Image	Buffalo	Buffalo form the Light House,"" (lithograph, 8.7 x 6.3 ins.). The same reason that led to the substitution of a plate by another hand, for Catlin's original plate of ""Buffalo Harbour from the Village"" [see No. 5 of this collection], occasioned the making of this second plate of the other original Catlin view, viz. ""Buffalo from the Light House."" The plate omits Catlin's name, bearing only the imprint ""Imbert's Lithography."" The statement on p. 369 of the work however remains unchanged. This second plate is larger and undoubtedly the work of the same modernizing artist who attempted to ""improve"" the other Catlin plate. In his attempt at betterment he has presented us (to say nothing of the cosmopolitan style of dress of the men and of the woman depicted) with the type of sea-going craft with which he was familiar in New York City. Most of the figures of pedestrians have been omitted. Besides, he has so enlarged the buildings in the background--constituting the major part of Buffalo-- that the true perspective has been lost and the village appears a mere cluster of houses on the bluff beyond the canal bank [the Terrace]. The historical and topographical value of the picture is inversely in proportion to these improvements. Catlin's plate ""drawn from nature"", although far less artistic, is greatly to be preferred as the picture of Buffalo in 1825. A copy of the volume with the later plate is in the possession of the Buffalo Public Library, the Grosvenor Library, and the Buffalo Historical Society.				View of Buffalo from the Light House		Buffalo Harbor		1825
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1825	View	Image	Buffalo	Buffalo on Lake Erie,"" (etching, 8.3 x 4.3 ins.), In July, 1827, Capt Basil Hall, of the Royal British Navy, while on a tour through North America, visited Buffalo. With the aid of a camera lucida, he made sketches of the scenes that interested him. These shetches have almost the fidelity of a modern photograph, and so are of the utmost importance as records of the America of that date. HIs one view of Buffalo [vii], here reproduced, appeared in a volume entitled ""Forty Etchings from Sketches made with the Camera Lucida in North America in 1827, 1828,"" Edinburgh: 1829. The point of observation from which the sketch was made, was on the canal dock (then paralleling present Commercial St.), about half the distance from paralleling present Commercial St.), about half the distance from the Terrace to the river, looking south-west over the harbor. The buildings pictured by Ball in the similar view [see No. 3], and by Catlin [see Nos. 4 and 6], may be identified in this view, testifying to the reliability of these early views. The number of steamboats engaged in Buffalo trade and listed in the text accompanying No. 6 of this collection [q.v.], was increased by by 1827 by but one addition, viz.: the ""William Penn,"" 250 T., built at Presque Isle and having accomodation for 78 passengers (27 ""gents,"" 16 ladies, 34 steerage and 1 in a stateroom. 20 men were employed.) A copy of the volume is in the possession of the Grosvenor Library, the Buffalo Historical Society, Dr. Augustus Shearer, and George Nathan Newman.				View of Buffalo on Lake Erie (etching by Capt Basil Hall)		Buffalo Harbor		1825
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo Harbor in 1827	View	Image	Buffalo	Buffalo on Lake Erie,"" (etching, 8.3 x 4.3 ins.), In July, 1827, Capt Basil Hall, of the Royal British Navy, while on a tour through North America, visited Buffalo. With the aid of a camera lucida, he made sketches of the scenes that interested him. These shetches have almost the fidelity of a modern photograph, and so are of the utmost importance as records of the America of that date. HIs one view of Buffalo [vii], here reproduced, appeared in a volume entitled ""Forty Etchings from Sketches made with the Camera Lucida in North America in 1827, 1828,"" Edinburgh: 1829. The point of observation from which the sketch was made, was on the canal dock (then paralleling present Commercial St.), about half the distance from paralleling present Commercial St.), about half the distance from the Terrace to the river, looking south-west over the harbor. The buildings pictured by Ball in the similar view [see No. 3], and by Catlin [see Nos. 4 and 6], may be identified in this view, testifying to the reliability of these early views. The number of steamboats engaged in Buffalo trade and listed in the text accompanying No. 6 of this collection [q.v.], was increased by by 1827 by but one addition, viz.: the ""William Penn,"" 250 T., built at Presque Isle and having accomodation for 78 passengers (27 ""gents,"" 16 ladies, 34 steerage and 1 in a stateroom. 20 men were employed.) A copy of the volume is in the possession of the Grosvenor Library, the Buffalo Historical Society, Dr. Augustus Shearer, and George Nathan Newman.				View of Buffalo on Lake Erie (etching, later version)		Buffalo Harbor		1827
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	View of Buffalo taken in 1859 from the Light House	View	Image	Buffalo	View of Buffalo taken in 1859 from the Light House. Enlarged from an engraving published in the ""Gazetteer of the State of New York"" by J. H. French, Syracuse, N.Y.: 1860 [copyrighted 1859], at p. 289. Depicted are: depot of the Niagara Falls and Lockport R.R., St. Joseph's cathedral. the steeples of First Presby., St. Paul's Episc., ...., ...., Washington St. Baptist, and St. John's Episc. The dome is that of the Western Hotel on the Terrace, the flag that flying on the Liberty Pole.				View of Buffalo taken in 1859 from the Light House	Light House			1859
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo about 1836	View	Image	Buffalo	North West view of Buffalo, N. Y.,"" (woodcut, 6.6 x 3.3 ins.). This view appears in the ""Historical Collections of the State of New York,"" p. 149, published by John W. Barber and Henry Howe, New York: 1841. As the work refers to the building activities in Buffalo in the year 1835, quotes from the ""New York Mirror"", vol. 14 [1837], and gives statistics drawn from the Buffalo City Directory of 1835-37,--several years previous to publication. In regard to the reliability of the illustrations given, the editors state [p. 4]: ""The numerous engravings were, with few exceptions, copied from drawings taken on the spot by the compilers of the work. In these engravings, our principal object was to give faithful reproductions, rather than picturesqe views, or beautiful specimens of the art."" The view was taken from some point in Niagara St. Near Niagara Square, looking down Niagara St. towards Main St. The population of Buffalo in 1835 was 15,661 and in 1840, 18,213. The vessels belonging to the port of Buffalo in 1835 were: 13 steamboats, 3 brigs, 51 schooners and sloops, a total of 67 in all, with a tonnage of 7,500 tons. The following year (1836) there were 35 steamboats on Lake Erie, registered in the different ports. The volume containing the woodcut is not rare and may be found in the libraries and in many private collections.		Niagara St.		View of North West Buffalo, N. Y.	North West View			1836
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Webster Block, 55-87 Main Street, about 1838	View	Image	Buffalo	The ""Webster Buildings"" (colored lithograph, 7.5 x 5.25 ins.) is one of five views [see 13 b, c, d, e, f] printed about 1838, on one folio sheet, the artist and the lithographer not being named. The block is on the east side of Main St., extending north from Perry store fronts. It consists of seventeen brick stores, all alike, four stories high. It was built in 1835 by Benjamin Rathbun in ninety days' time, for Joy & Webster, at a cost of over $100,000. The stores were numbered 1-17 from Perry St. and were occupied mostly by wholesale business and jobbing houses. The block is typical of the inartistic character of the buildings of that period. The first story may be described as of stone, in that the front consisted of 52 plain, square, stone pillars (monoliths), each fifteen ins. in width and so placed that each store was faced by two whole and two half pillars. These pillars (now mostly supplanted by iron posts) were surmounted by simple square Doric capitals, which were topped by the wide stone entablature with its plain square cornice, masuring 24 + 7 ins. in all. The three upper stories are of brick, plain laid, each story having a row of fifty-one rectangular window openings, capped by plain, wide stone lintels, set flush. The roof is low gabled, sloping away from the street. It seems incredible, but is a fact, that lower Main St. is still (1932) largely encumbered by survivals of this Webster Block (17 stores), 66-68, 70, 76-78 (rebuilt to two stories), 80-82, 90-92-94, 95-97 (five stories high), 98-100, 102-104 (pillars of brick), 122-124, 126-128, 129-131 (pillars of brick), 132-134, 133, 139-141 (upper stories faced with stone), 143, 145-147, 151, 161-163, 165-169 (the Mansion House, six stories, with first story of stone block), 181, 183 (south part of the old LeCouteulx Block, with ""JLX BLOCK"" of the lettering still remaining), 178-180-182 184 (stone pillars mostly replaced by iron columns). The building to the left of the Webster Block, in the view, was Huff's Hotel, or the ""Travelers' Home,"" kept in the 'thirties by H.D. and W.D. Huff. It was an extensive two story frame building. Samuel M. Welch in his ""Recollections of Buffalo Fifty Years Since"" (Buffalo: 1891), says: ""During the great traveling era on the canal and lakes in the 'thirties, this tavern was usualy crammed with guests. The trunks were piled in front of the house daily, 'mountain high;' literally and without exaggeration, the writer having frequently seen in front of that holel a pile of trunks ten to fifteen feet high, thirty feet long and from three to four trunks wide."" This building has long since disappeared. Two copies of the original lithograph are in the possession of the Buffalo Historical Socty.		Main St.		east side of Main St		Webster Building		1838
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St. at the Terrace, about 1838	View	Image	Buffalo	Terrace Market and Liberty Pole"" (colored lithograph, 7.5 x 5.25 ins.) is one of five views [see 13 b, c, d, e, f] printed about 1838, on one folio sheet, the artist and the lithographer not being mentioned. At the left of the view is the Mansion House at the corner of Main and Exchange Sts., of which Erastus Hathaway was proprietor in 1838. Across Main St., in the center of the Terrace, is the Terrace Market, built in 1836 at a cost of $17,000. The basement and first floor were of stone, the other story of brick. The building was 130 x 30 ft., with a wing on either side and a square tower in which was installed a fire alarm bell in October 1837. The basement of the building was devoted to stalls for the sale of frusts, vegetables and fish. The first floor was given over to the sale of meats. Offices of City officials and spacious Council Chamber were located on the second floor. The building was torn down in 1853. Spaulding's Exchange did not supplant the old buildings at the S.E. corner of Main St. and the Terrace [Martin Daley's corner] until 1845. The Birkhead Buildings, around the corner in Commercial St. 9present nos. 107-113), said to have been built in 1836, evidently were not in existence when the view was made. The building in the center of the view, 18-26 Terrace, now occupied by Howard H. Baker & Co., ship chandlers, early served as a hotel (""Temperance House""), and also as a theater. At the right of the view is the corner store of the block of buildings erected for Bennett and Williams under lease from Jonathan Sidway in 1832, which later reverted to the lessor, thereafter to be known as the Sidway Buildings. The store took the place of the ""Old Stone Tavern."" Two copies of the original lithograph are in the possession of the Buffalo Historical Society.		Main St.		Across Main St., in the center of the Terrace, is the Terrace Market, built in 1836 at a cost of $17,000.	Terrace Market and Liberty Pole			1838
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main Street at Shelton Square, about 1838	View	Image	Buffalo	First Presbyterian and St. Paul's Churches"" (colord lithograph, 7.5 x 5.25 ins.) is one of five views [see 13 b, c, d, e, f] printed about 1838, on one folio sheet, the artist and the lithographer not being named. St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at the corner of Main and Church Sts., was a small frame building, erected in 1819, at a cost of $5,000. It was painted light blue. It served the congregation until 1851, when it was sold to the German Untied Evangelical St. Peter's Society and moved to Genesee and Hickory Sts., where it endured until 1878. The Rev. William Shelton was rector of St. Paul's from 1828 to his death in 1881. The first Presbyterian Church, at the corner of Main and Niagara Sts., was erected in 1827, at a cost of $17,500 and was torn down in 1890 to make way for the Erie County Savings Bank building. The Rev. Asa T. Hopkins was the pastor from 1836 to 1848. At the left of the view, at the corner of Main and Erie Sts., is the building built in 1836 for the Bank of Buffalo, at a cost of $30,000. Two copies of the original lithograph are in the possession of the Buffalo Historical Society.				St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at the corner of Main and Church Sts	Shelton Square			1838
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., West Side, between Eagle and Court Sts, about 1838	View	Image	Buffalo	The first ""American Hotel"" (colored lithograph, 7.5 x 5.25 ins.) is one of five views [see 13 b, c, d, e, f] printed about 1838, on one folio sheet, the artist and the lithographer not being named. This ""most famous hotel west of New York"" in its day, was built in 1835-36 by Benjamin Rathbun, for Col. Alanson Palmer, and was opened in September 1836, under the management of Lewis L. Hoges. It was a cut gray stone building, five stories high, with a columnar cupola. It included a ball and concert hall, which was the center of the social activities of the elite of the city. The building was destroyed by fire March 10, 1850. It was replaced by the second American Hotel building, which in turn succumbed to the flames Jan. 25, 1865. At the right of the view is the Eagle Tavern, or Rathbun's Hotel. It was built in 1825 by Benjamin Rathbun and conducted by him until 1833, when Isaac R. Harrington succeeded him. Gabriel Kimball and Benj. F. Haddock were the proprietors in 1838. The main structure was of brick, three stories high, with a two story annex extending north to Court St. (about 100 ft.). Here Lafayette was entertained, June 4, 1825 and a public dinner, presided over by Genl. Peter B. Porter, was given in his honor. The tavern was blown up by gunpowder at the time of the burning of the second American Hotel (Jan. 25, 1865) to prevent the spread of the flames. Thus perished a famous hostelry. The gilded eagle that graced the tavern's entrance is in the collection of the Buffalo Historical Society,- the sole memento of departed glory. The old numbering in the Eagle-Court block was 290 to 334. At the extreme left of the view, appears one of the ""kremlin Buildings,"" a block of stores extending from Eagle to Niagara St. (old numbering 266 to 288 Main St.), built by Rathbun in 1832 after fire had destroyed the earlier buildings Dec. 13, 1831, for Judge William Peacock of Mayville, buildings which mostly survive, but little improved, to this day. Two copies of the original lithograph are in the possession of the Buffalo Historical Society.				Most famous hotel west of New York		American Hotel		1838
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	View of Buffalo Harbor, from the lighthouse	View	Image	Buffalo	View of Buffalo Harbor, from the lighthouse; previous to 1879.				View of Buffalo Harbor	Lighthouse			1879
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Watson Elevator, at junction of Buffalo River and the City Ship Canal	View	Image	Buffalo	Watson Elevator, at junction of Buffalo River and the City Ship Canal; burned Sept. 21, 1907. Site excavated for turning basin, 1912.		Buffalo River				Watson Elevator		1912
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Elevator A of the Connecting Terminal Rail Road	View	Image	Buffalo	Elevator A of the Connecting Terminal Rail Road, opposite the foot of Main St., on the west side of the City Ship (Blackwell) Canal.		Main St.		West side of the City Ship (Blackwell) Canal.		Connecting Terminal Rail Road
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Mouth of the Buffalo River, showing the D. L. & W. R. R. coal trestle	View	Image	Buffalo	Mouth of the Buffalo River, showing the D. L. & W. R. R. coal trestle.		Buffalo River		Showing the D. L. & W. R. R. coal trestle.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	The Erie Basin looking north from the Exchange Elevator	View	Image	Buffalo	The Erie Basin (which lies to the left when entering the harbor, behind the North Break Wall), looking north from the Exchange Elevator (blt 1863) at which lies the steamboat ""Mineral Rock of Detroit"" (1856-96, 428 tons). At the left is the Erie Basin Elevator and nearby are moored the schooners ""A. Boody of Charlotte"" (blt 1863, 287 tons), the Montpelier of Charlotte"" (blt 1866, 290 tons), and the ""John T. Mott of Rochester"" (blt 1869, 325 tons).				Looking north from the Exchange Elevator (blt 1863) at which lies the steamboat ""Mineral Rock of Detroit
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Wells Elevator, Buffalo river, between Ohio and Indiana Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Wells Elevator, Buffalo river, between Ohio and Indiana Sts.; burned May 4, 1912.		Buffalo River		Between Ohio and Indiana Sts		Wells Elevator		1912
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Old Central Wharf, Front St., west of Main St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Old Central Wharf, Front St., west of Main St. The Board of Trade was located at Nos. 14-15 (building in center), from 1862-1883. Buildings demolished in 1883 to make way for the Lackawanna freight sheds. "William Newman", pioneer steam canal boat at dock on occasion of first trip in 1868.		Main St.		Front St., west of Main St.		Old Central Wharf	Wharf	1862-1883
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Foot of Main St. in 1867	View	Image	Buffalo	Foot of Main St. in 1867. Enlarged from a stereoscopic view made by Charles L. Pond and dated May 1867.		Main St.						1867
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Ohio St., east of Main St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Ohio St., east of Main St.; 1912. Site of Lackawanna station.		Ohio St.,						1912
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Foot of Main St., looking north	View	Image	Buffalo	Foot of Main St., looking north, 1912.		Main St.						1912
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Looking from the Lake St. bridge over Commercial Slip	View	Image	Buffalo	Looking from the Lake St. bridge over Commercial Slip, towards the triangular block bounded by Pearl, Commercial Sts. And the Terrace (not appearing). At the left is the Commercial St. bridge over the Erie Canal. The building to the right of the triangular block is on the north side of the Terrace, near Main St. The steeple is that of St. John's Episc. church.		Commercial St.	Pearl					1917
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, looking north from Scott St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Washington St., east side, looking north from Scott St. Lehigh Valley R.R. buildings replaced in 1917.	0	Washington	Scott		The Terrace			1895
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	The Terrace, looking across Main St. and down Exchange St.	View	Image	Buffalo	The Terrace, looking across Main St. and down Exchange St. Dedication of new Liberty Pole, erected June 17, 1895.		Main St.	Exchange St.	The Terrace, looking across Main St. and down Exchange St. Dedication of new Liberty Pole, erected June 17, 1895		The Terrace		1841
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	The Terrace, north side, at the S.W. corner of Pearl St.	View	Image	Buffalo	The Terrace, north side, at the S.W. corner of Pearl St. Western Hotel, with cupola intact, built 1841, demolished 1888. Later used as Police Station No. 1.		Terrace	Pearl	North side		Mansion House		1804
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of Main and Exchange Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of Main and Exchange Sts. John Crow's log tavern stood near the Washington St. corner (1804). Crow's became Landon's tavern (1809-1824; rebuilt 1813). Previous to 1813 Capt. Samuel Pratt's store and residence (the ""Mansion""), stood on the Main St. corner. The ""Mansion House,"" opened 1825, by Phineas Barton; after conducted by Philip Dorsheimer; rebuilt 1843, 1846, and carried up to six stories and extended to Washington St. in 1883.		Main		S.E. corner of Main and Exchange Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Exchange St., south side, looking west from Michigan St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Exchange St., south side, looking west from Michigan St.		Main St.	Exchange St.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, looking north from near Exchange St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, looking north from near Exchange St.		Main St.	Exchange St.					1858
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Main and Seneca Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Main and Seneca Sts. Brown building, built 1858, demolished 1912. Site of Marine Trust Co. building.		Main St.		N.E. corner of Main and Seneca Sts.				1842
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Seneca and Washington Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Seneca and Washington Sts. Building in foreground built in 1842 was the Postoffice until 1858. Buildings demolished 1912. Site of Marine Trust Co. buildings.		Seneca		N.W. corner of Seneca and Washington Sts.		US COURT		1858
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Washington and Seneca Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Washington and Seneca Sts. Federal building, built 1858, remodeled 1885. Was Postoffice 1858-1906.		Washington	Seneca Sts.	N.E. corner of Washington and Seneca Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Nos. 52-58 Seneca St., north side, east of Washington St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Nos. 52-58 Seneca St., north side, east of Washington St.	52	Seneca St.	Washington			Good Speed Printing Co
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 29 Franklin St., east side, north of Seneca St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 29 Franklin St., east side, north of Seneca St.	29	Franklin St.	Seneca St					1852
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, looking north from near Seneca St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, looking north from near Seneca St., 1958. Clarendon Hotel, cor. Of S. Division St., built abt. 1852 (Phelp's House;) burned Nov. 1860. Exhibition of Volunteer Fire Dept. in front of the Churches.		Main St.	Seneca	Eastside				1958
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, looking north from Swan St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, looking north from Swan St. Weed block, built 1857, demolished 1901. Site of Fidelity Trust bldg. White building, built 1881, rebuilt 1905.		Main St.	Seneca	Eastside				1857
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, above Swan St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, above Swan St., previous to 1881. Site of White building.		Main St.	Swan	Westside		White Building		1881
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main Street, east side, looking north from Swan Street	View	Image	Buffalo	Main Street, east side, looking north from Swan Street. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.		Main St.	Swan	Westside	Swan Street	Ellicott Square building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main Street, east side, looking north from Swan Street	View	Image	Buffalo	Main Street, east side, looking north from Swan Street. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.		Main St.	Swan St.	Main Street, east side, looking north from Swan Street. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.	Swan Street	Ellicott Square building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, looking south from South Division St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, looking south from South Division St. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.		Main St.	South Division St.	Main St., east side, looking south from South Division St. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.	South Division Street	Ellicott Square building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Nos. 289-293 Main St., east side between Swan and So. Division Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Nos. 289-293 Main St., east side between Swan and So. Division Sts. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Part of site of Ellicott Sq. bldg.	289	Main St.	Swan and So. Division Sts.	Nos. 289-293 Main St., east side between Swan and So. Division Sts. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Part of site of Ellicott Sq. bldg.	Swan and Division Street	Part of Ellicott Square building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, looking north from Swan St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Washington St., east side, looking north from Swan St. Former building of the First Universalist Church in center (1832-66.)		Washington St.	Swan St.	Eastside looking North	Swan Street	Former building of the First Universalist Church
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Swan St., north side, east from Main to Washington St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Swan St., north side, east from Main to Washington St. Buildings demolished 1894-95. Site of Ellicott Square building.		Swan St.	Main to Washington St.	Northside		Ellicott Square building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, north from near South Division St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, north from near South Division St.		Main St.	South Division St.	Eastside
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, north from near South Division St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, north from near South Division St.		Main St.	South Division St.	Eastside
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east and west sides, looking south from South Division St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east and west sides, looking south from South Division St.		Main St.	South Division St.	East and west sides, looking south from South Division St.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, north from Swan St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Washington St., east side, north from Swan St. First Universalist Church building in center; abandoned 1866.		Washington St.	Swan St.	East side, north from Swan St	First Universalist Church building	D.P. Harris Liver and Boarding Stable
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, looking north from Shelton Square	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, looking north from Shelton Square.		Main St.	Shelton Square	Eastside looking North	Shelton Square	New site for bank of buffalo
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main Street, east side, looking southward	View	Image	Buffalo	Main Street, east side, looking southward in 1872-3, from midway between North Division and South Division Streets. Niagara Street entering from the right. N.B. The photographs numbered 46 p to 46 v are enlargements made from original stereoscopic negatives taken by Charles L. Pond of Buffalo		Main St.	Midway between North Division and South Division Streets	Looking Southward
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Looking down Main Street from Niagara Street	View	Image	Buffalo	Looking down Main Street from Niagara Street, 1872-3. Shelton Square; Erie Street; National Savings Bank, corner of Erie and Main Streets.		Main St.	Niagara Street		Shelton Square	National Savings Bank
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Looking down North Division Street from Main Street	View	Image	Buffalo	Looking down North Division Street from Main Street, in 1874. Steeple of Grace M. E. Church showing.		Main St.	North Division Street		Steeple of Grace M. E. Church			1874
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main Street, east side, from Swan Street to the dock	View	Image	Buffalo	Main Street, east side, from Swan Street to the dock, in 1872-3. Principal elevators showing, left to right, Empire, Sturges and Hazard.		Main St.	Swan Street	Eastside	Empire, Sturges and Hazard
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Looking up N. Division St. towards Main St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Looking up N. Division St. towards Main St. The steeple of St. Paul's church is nearing completion. Enlarged from a stereoscopic view made by Charles L. Pond in 1870. It was from the scaffolding of the steeple that Mr. Pond made the series of negatives for his ""Birdseye Views of Buffalo in 1870"" [reproduced in this collection; see 15 b1-9].		N. Division St.	Main St.		The steeple of St. Paul's church			1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Pearl Street, northward from Church Street	View	Image	Buffalo	Pearl Street, northward from Church Street, in 1870. Niagara Street, from Pearl to Franklin Streets. Temple Beth Zion, old Central High School, and the steeples of the following churches (all Presbyterian) showing: (left to right) Calvary, Westminster, Central, with the rear of the old First Presbyterian Church in the right foreground. [This view closely duplicates No. 15 b9, but shows more at the left.]		Pearl St.	Church St.	Northward	Temple Beth Zion			1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Pearl St., northward from Niagara St., Main St. at right center	View	Image	Buffalo	Pearl St., northward from Niagara St., Main St. at right center; taken by Charles L. Pond from the steeple of St. Paul's in 1870. Churches showing (from left to right), Westminster Presb., Central Presby., St. Louis' R.C., North Presby., Universalist, St. Michael's R.C., Lafayette Presb. and in lower right corner the First Presby.		Pearl St.	Niagara St.	Northward				1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Main Street, east side, between North and South Division Streets, with Niagara Street entering from the left. Roof of the old Rink Building in the foreground, with the old First Presbyterian Church building to the right. Steeple of the Grace M. E. Church in the background, upper left.		Main St.	North and South Division Streets	Between North and South Division Streets	Steeple of the Grace M. E. Church			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Junction of Niagara, Pearl and W. Eagle Sts., with Main St. crossing center and Batavia St. [Broadway] extending thence towards the top of the view.		Junction of Niagara, Pearl and W. Eagle Sts.	Main St.	Crossing center	Junction of Niagara			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Junction of West Eagle, Pearl and Niagara Streets, with Main Street running through center and showing the Young Men's Association building. Ruins of Kremlin Hall, burned by fire Feb. 28, 1875, in the foreground.		Junction of West Eagle, Pearl and Niagara Streets	Main Street		Junction of West Eagle			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Church St. at the left. Churches showing (left to right), Washington St. Baptist, St. John's Episc. and St. Paul's Episc.		Church St.			Church St			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	In the foreground, Church Street (left), and Franklin Street (right). Erie Street (left center), and Pearl Street, east side (from Swan to Seneca Streets), showing. Main Street in the background.		Church St. and Franklin St.		In the foreground				1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	St. Joseph's Old Cathedral. Principal elevators showing (left to right): Sturges, Hazard, Richmond and Brown.	View	Image	Buffalo	St. Joseph's Old Cathedral. Principal elevators showing (left to right): Sturges, Hazard, Richmond and Brown.		St. Joseph's Old Cathedral				St. Joseph's Old Cathedral
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Police Headquarters, corner of Franklin Street and the Terrace. Charles Street (diagonally through center), Erie Street (left background), with the N.Y.C. & H.R.R.'s Niagara Falls Depot. The Harbor, Erie Basin, Coit Slip, Slip No. 1 and the Erie Canal.		Franklin Street	Terrace St and Charles Street	Franklin Street and the Terrace	The Harbor	Police Headquarters		1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Delaware Street (rear of [City and] County Hall), West Eagle Street (running from right corner to center), Genesee Street and the Terrace (meeting in a V), Court St. (right), crossed by Seventh and Sixth Streets and showing the old Court St. Market (later Fire Headquarters).		Delaware Street	West Eagle Street	Running right corner to center	old Court St. Market (later Fire Headquarters)			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square at right center, Niagara St. extending thence towards upper left, Delaware Ave. tree-embowered.		Niagara Square		At right center				1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square at left center, Delaware Ave. extending thence towards upper left, West Genesee, Court and Niagara Sts. Running from the Square towards right.		Niagara Square		At left center				1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Buffalo in 1875	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagra Street (lower right), with Franklin Street running diagonally through center and showing the old Central High School. Court Street and Pearl Street traceable in right center. West Genesee Street, showing the Central Presbyterian Church and the early Genesee Hotel. Steeples of the following churches showing (left to right): St. Louis' R.C., Asbury M.E., North Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Universalist, with St. Michael's R.C. Church showing at the right.		Niagra Street	Franklin Street					1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Looking towards St. Paul's Episcopal Church from the corner of Franklin and Church Streets	View	Image	Buffalo	Looking towards St. Paul's Episcopal Church from the corner of Franklin and Church Streets, in 1875. Houses on the south side of Church Street, between Pearl and Franklin Streets, shown.		Church St.	Franklin and Church Streets	Corner of Franklin and Church Streets	St. Paul's Episcopal Church			1875
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	St Paul's Episcopal Church, Shelton Square	View	Image	Buffalo	St Paul's Episcopal Church, Shelton Square, in 1870. An original photograph by Charles L. Pond.		Shelton Square			Shelton Square	St Paul's Episcopal Church		1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	St Paul's Episcopal Church in 1870	View	Image	Buffalo	St Paul's Episcopal Church in 1870, showing the trees in Shelton Square. An original photograph by Charles L. Pond.		Shelton Square			Shelton Square	St Paul's Episcopal Church		1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, at Shelton Square	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, at Shelton Square. St. Paul's Episcopal Church. St. Joseph's Old Cathedral (R.C.). First Presbyterian Church building, demolished 1890; site of Erie Co. Savings Bank building.		Main St.	Shelton Square	Westside	Shelton Square
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, corner of Niagara St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, corner of Niagara St. First Presbyterian Church; building demolished 1890. Site of Erie Co. Savings Bank blds.		Main St.	Niagara St.	Westside	First Presbyterian Church	Erie Co. Savings Bank blds
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, between Church and Niagara Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, between Church and Niagara Sts. First Presbyterian Church. Building demolished 1890. Site of Erie Co. Savings Bank bldg.		Main St.	Church and Niagara Sts.	Westside		Erie Co. Savings Bank bldg.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, between Erie and Niagara Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, between Erie and Niagara Sts.		Main St.	Erie and Niagara Sts.	Westside
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Church and Pearl Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Church and Pearl Sts. Former res. Of Orsamus H. Marshall.		N.W. corner of Church and Pearl Sts.		Northwest corner
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Franklin St., west side, south of Eagle St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Franklin St., west side, south of Eagle St. Old residences occupied as offices by the City (1852-1876). Part of site of present County Hall.		Franklin St.	Eagle St.	Westside
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	West Eagle St., south side, between Niagara and Franklin Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	West Eagle St., south side, between Niagara and Franklin Sts. Buildings demolished abt. 1930.		West Eagle St.	Niagara and Franklin Sts.	Between Niagara and Franklin Sts
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Pearl St., west side, between Eagle and Court Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Pearl St., west side, between Eagle and Court Sts. Site of Stock Exchange building.		Pearl St.	Eagle and Court Sts.	Between Eagle and Court Sts.		Stock Exchange building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, south from near Eagle St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, south from near Eagle St. Funeral procession of Pres. Lincoln, April 1865.		Main St.	Near Eagle St.	South from near				1865
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Franklin and Eagle Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Franklin and Eagle Sts. Austin building, No. 110 Franklin St. Built 1833, by Benjamin Rathbun, enlarged 1845, and 1859 (after fire); remodeled 1880 for business purposes. First Unitarian Church, 1833-1880.		N.W. corner of Franklin and Eagle Sts.			First Unitarian Church	Austin building		1833
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, south of Eagle St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, south of Eagle St. (adjoining Bramson building).		Main St.	Eagle St.	South		Bramson building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Young Men's Association building at Main and Eagle Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Young Men's Association building at Main and Eagle Sts. In 1870-71. Enlarged from a photograph taken by Walter J. Baker and inserted in the deluxe copies of the Catlog of the Y. M's A. Library for 1871. Firms doing business were: 379 Horace L. Bliss, photographer. J. B. Visscher, ""National Tea & Coffee Store."" 377 Farthing & Lawson, butchers. 367 Benedict & Kingsley, gent's furnishings (1871), [Mott & Benedict, do. (1870), Beare & Johnson, (do. (1869))]. 365 C. P. Stein, crockery. 363 L. Schwartz & Co., stoves.		Main St.	Eagle St.			Young Men's Association building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of Main and Eagle Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of Main and Eagle Sts. Ruins of Richmond Hotel and St. James' Hall, destroyed by fire Mch 18, 1887. Young Mens' Association bldg. 1866-86. Richmond Hotel, 1886-87. Site of first Iroquois Hotel; now Bramson building.		Main St.	Eagle St.	S.E. corner of Main and Eagle Sts.		Bramson building	Iroquois Hotel
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Washington and Eagle Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Washington and Eagle Sts. Benjamin H. Austin house, built abt. 1842; used for business purposes after 1875. Demolished 1912.]		Washington St.	Eagle St.	N.E. corner of Washington and Eagle Sts.		Benjamin H. Austin house		1842
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, north from near Eagle St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, north from near Eagle St. in the 1870's, before the fall of the M'Arthur building. Sites of the Brisbane building and of the J. N. Adam Co's stores.		Main St.	Eagle St.	East side, north from near Eagle St	Sites of the Brisbane building and of the J. N. Adam Co's stores	M'Arthur building		1870
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, north from near Eagle St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, north from near Eagle St. in the early 1890's. Sites of the Brisbane building and of the J. N. Adam Co's stores.		Main St.	Eagle St.	East side, north from near Eagle St	Sites of the Brisbane building and of the J. N. Adam Co's stores			1890
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S. E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S. E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts. The ""Arcade"" (also ""Palace Arcade""), built 1855 and destroyed by fire Dec. 14, 1893. Site of the Brisbane building.		Main St.	Clinton Street	S.E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts.		Brisbane building		1855
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts. Ruins of the "Arcade," built 1855, destroyed by fire, Dec. 14, 1893. Site of Brisbane building.		Main St.	Clinton Street	S.E. corner of Main and Clinton Sts.		Brisbane building		1855
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Washington and Clinton Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.W. corner of Washington and Clinton Sts. Ruins of the ""Arcade,"" built 1855, destroyed by fire, Dec. 14, 1893. Site of the Brisbane building.		Washington St.	Clinton Street	S.W. corner of Washington and Clinton Sts.		Brisbane building		1855
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, between Eagle and Court Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, between Eagle and Court Sts. Ruins of the first American Hotel, built 1836. destroyed by fire, Mch 10, 1850. Site of Kresge's, Baker's, and Adam, Meldrum and Anderson Co's stores.		Main St.	Eagle and Court Sts.	Between Eagle and Court Sts				1836
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., looking south from Lafayette Square	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., looking south from Lafayette Square.		Main St.	Lafayette Square	Looking south from	Lafayette Square
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	396-408 Main St., west side, south of Court St.	View	Image	Buffalo	396-408 Main St., west side, south of Court St. Adam, Meldrum and Anderson Co's store.	396	Main St.	South of Court St.	West side, south of Court St. Adam
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Lafayette Square looking west from Washington St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Lafayette Square previous to 1920, looking west from Washington St.		Lafayette Square	Washington St.	Looking west from	Lafayette Square			1920
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, from Broadway to Clinton St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Washington St., east side, from Broadway to Clinton St., Lafayette Square in the foreground. Old Court House, built 1816, and Surrogate's Office. Demolished 1876. Site of Buffalo Public Library building.		Washington St.	Clinton St.	ast side, from Broadway to Clinton St.	Site of Buffalo Public Library building.	Old Court House		1816
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, at Clinton St.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W corner of Clinton and Ellicott Sts. Old Court House building, now annex of Buffalo Public Library.		Clinton St.	Ellicott St.	N.W corner of Clinton and Ellicott Sts.	Site of the Lafayette Hotel			1844
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W corner of Clinton and Ellicott Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W corner of Clinton and Ellicott Sts. Old Court House building, now annex of Buffalo Public Library.		Clinton St.	Ellicott St.	N.W corner of Clinton and Ellicott Sts.	Old Court House building	Buffalo Public Library
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Main and Court Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Main and Court Sts. Western Savings Bank building, built 1871.		Clinton St.	Ellicott St.	N.W. corner of Main and Court Sts.		Western Savings Bank building		1871
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Pearl and Court Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 38 Court St., south side, near Pearl St. Res. Of John Sage, built 1832. Part of site of Denton, Cottier and Daniels Inc.'s building.	38	Court St.	Pearl St.	South side, near Pearl St.	Site of No. 17 Court St
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 38 Court St., south side, near Pearl St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 38 Court St., south side, near Pearl St. Res. Of John Sage, built 1832. Part of site of Denton, Cottier and Daniels Inc.'s building.	38	Court St.	Pearl St.	South side, near Pearl St.		Cottier and Daniels Inc.'s building		1832
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 48 Court St., south side, between Pearl and Franklin Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, south side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.		Niagara Square	Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	South side		Court Street Theatre	Wahle's Opera House	1882
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Niagara Square, south side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, west side, from West Genesee to Court Sts. John Wilkeson homestead, built 1824, wings added 1860, demolished 1913. South half of site of new City Hall.		Niagara Square	West Genesee to Court Sts.	West side
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Niagara Square, west side, from West Genesee to Court Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, west side, from West Genesee to Court Sts. John Wilkeson homestead, built 1824, wings added 1860, demolished 1913. South half of site of new City Hall.		Niagara Square	West Genesee to Court Sts.	West side	South half of site of new City Hall	John Wilkeson homestead		1824
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Niagara Square, west side, from Court to Niagara Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, north side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St. House at left, built by James Hollister in 1850, was res. of Pres. Millard Fillmore from 1858 to his death, Mch 8, 1874. Mrs. Fillmore died there Aug. 11, 1881. House at right was res. of M. S. Hawley. Houses demolished 1921 to make way for Statler's Hotel.		Niagara Square	Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	Northside	North half of new City hall site
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Niagara Square, north side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, north side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St. The Pres. Fillmore and the M.S. Hawley houses as united to form the ""Castle Inn"". Demolished 1921 to make way for Statler's Hote..		Niagara Square	Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	Northside		Statler's Hotel		1850
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Niagara Square, north side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Niagara Square, north side, from Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St. The Pres. Fillmore and the M.S. Hawley houses as united to form the ""Castle Inn"". Demolished 1921 to make way for Statler's Hote..		Niagara Square	Delaware Ave. to West Genesee St.	Northside		Castle Inn
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	141 Court St., N.E. corner Court and Morgan	View	Image	Buffalo	Terrace, south side, between West Genesee and Church Sts. Public School No. 2.	141	Court St.	West Genesee and Church Sts.	Between West Genesee and Church Sts.	So. Elmwood Ave
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Terrace, south side, between West Genesee and Church Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Terrace, south side, between West Genesee and Church Sts. Public School No. 2.		Terrace	West Genesee and Church Sts.	Between West Genesee and Church Sts.		Terrace
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Main and Broadway	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Main St. and Broadway. German Ins. Co.'s building, erected 1876. At right, Lafayette Presbyterian Church building, to May 10, 1896; afterwards a theater. Site of Rand building.		Main St.	Broadway	N.E. corner of Main St. and Broadway.	Site of German Ins. Co.'s building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Main St. and Broadway	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Main St. and Broadway. German Ins. Co.'s building, erected 1876. At right, Lafayette Presbyterian Church building, to May 10, 1896; afterwards a theater. Site of Rand building.		Main St.	Broadway	N.E. corner of Main St. and Broadway.	Site of German Ins. Co.'s building			1876
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Broadway and Washington St.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Broadway and Washington St. At left, Lafayette Presbyterian Church building, as remodeled for theater. Site of Rand building.		Broadway	Washington St.	N.W. corner of Broadway and Washington St.	Site of Rand building.	German Ins. Co.'s building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 445 Washington St., east side, north of Broadway	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 445 Washington St., east side, north of Broadway, adjacent to the former Erie County Savings Bank building. Formerly the residence of Charles Coleman. Site of part of the Lafayette building.	445	Washington St.	Broadway	Adjacent to the former Erie County Savings Bank building.	Site of Rand building	Lafayette Presbyterian Church building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Broadway, north side, between Washington and Ellicott Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Broadway, north side, between Washington and Ellicott Sts.		Broadway	Washington and Ellicott Sts.	Northside	Site of part of the Lafayette building.	Erie County Savings Bank building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, between Broadway and Mohawk St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, between Broadway and Mohawk St. Phoenix Hotel, 1816-1865. Site of Tifft House, 1865-1903. Site of Wm. Hengerer Co.'s building.		Main St.	Broadway and Mohawk St.	East side, between Broadway and Mohawk St.		Phoenix Hotel
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, between Broadway and Mohawk St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, between Broadway and Mohawk St. Tifft House, 1865-1903. Site of Wm. Hengerer Co.'s building.		Main St.	Broadway and Mohawk St.	East side, between Broadway and Mohawk St.	Site of Wm. Hengerer Co.'s building	Tifft House
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Washington St., east side, between Broadway and Mohawk St.	View	Image	Buffalo			Washington St.	Broadway
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., looking north from near Mohawk St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., looking north from near Mohawk St.		Main St.	Mohawk St.	Looking north from near Mohawk St.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Mohawk St. south side, between Main and Pearl Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Mohawk St. south side, between Main and Pearl Sts. Part of site of Hens and Kelly Co.'s building.		Mohawk St.	Main and Pearl Sts.	South side, between Main and Pearl Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Mohawk and Pearl Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	Mohawk St. south side, between Main and Pearl Sts. Part of site of Hens and Kelly Co.'s building.		Mohawk St.	Main and Pearl Sts.	South side, between Main and Pearl Sts.	Part of site of Hens and Kelly Co.'s building
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	North side of Genesee and Mohawk Sts., looking west from corner of Pearl and Mohawk St. To left, on N.W. corner of Mohawk and Franklin Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	North side of Genesee and Mohawk Sts., looking west from corner of Pearl and Mohawk St. To left, on N.W. corner of Mohawk and Franklin Sts., is house built by Dr. Bryant Burwell, abt. 1850; demolished 1913. On N.E. corner of Mohawk and Franklin Sts. is former res. of John S. Noye, later the res. of Philip Becker, Mayor of Buffalo 1876-77. To right, residences of Townsend Davis and of Cyrus Clark, Site of Y.M.C.A. building.		Genesee	Mohawk Sts.	North side of Genesee and Mohawk Sts.	Site of first Y.M.C.A. building			1835
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. East corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. East corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts. Central Presbyterian Church, built 1852, building demolished 1912. Site of Majestic Theater and later of Victor & Co.'s building.		Pearl St.	Genesse St.	East corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts.	Site of first Y.M.C.A. building			1850
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	West Genesee St., north side, from Main to Pearl Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	West Genesee St., north side, from Main to Pearl Sts.; and Main St., west side, from W. Genesee to Huron Sts. In center, the second Genesee Hotel, built in 1881, and demolished to make way for the present Genesee building.		West Genesee St.	Main to Pearl Sts.	From		Central Presbyterian Church		1852
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	West Genesee St., north side, looking west from Main St.	View	Image	Buffalo	West Genesee St., north side, looking west from Main St.		West Genesee St.	Main St.	Looking west from Main St.		Genesee Hotel		1881
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N. E. corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	The N. E. corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts. Majestic Theater in the foreground, the former site of the Central Presbyterian Church and now occupied by the Victor & Co. building.		Pearl St.	Genesse St.	The N. E. corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 330 Pearl St., west side, between West Genesee and Huron Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	The N. E. corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts. Majestic Theater in the foreground, the former site of the Central Presbyterian Church and now occupied by the Victor & Co. building.		Pearl St.	Genesse St.	The N. E. corner of Pearl and Genesee Sts.		Majestic Theater
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Mohawk and Morgan	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Mohawk and Morgan [now South Elmwood Ave.] Sts.		Mohawk	Morgan	N.E. corner of Mohawk and Morgan Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Pearl and Huron Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Pearl and Huron Sts. House built by Dr. Josiah Trowbridge. Home of Henry M. Kinne, 1843. Home of Elisha W. Ensign, 1864-1904. Demolished 1913.		Pearl St.	Huron St.	N.W. corner of Pearl and Huron Sts.		Moffat Flour Mills
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, north of Huron St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, north of Huron St.		Main St.	Huron St.	West side, north of Huron St.		House built by Dr. Josiah Trowbridge		1843
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Franklin and Huron Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Franklin and Huron Sts. House built by Dr. Thos. F. Rochester, home of Burrall Spencer 1860, and of Charles G. Curtiss, 1860-1893. Site of Curtiss building.		Franklin St.	Huron St.	N.W. corner of Franklin and Huron Sts.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, north of Huron St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., west side, north of Huron St. Building of Church of Messiah (Universalist), built 1866, burned Oct. 29, 1870, rebuilt and occupied by the church until 1892, demolished 1897. Site of Flint and Kent store.		Main St.	Huron St.	West side, north of Huron St.	Site of Curtiss building	House built by Dr. Thos. F. Rochester		1860
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., east side, south from Chippewa St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, south from Chippewa St.		Main St.	Chippewa St.	South from		Church of Messiah (Universalist)		1866
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Main St., west side, north of Chippewa St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Main St., east side, south from Chippewa St.		Main St.	Chippewa St.	South from
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 706 Main St., S.W. corner of Main and Tupper Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 706 Main St., S.W. corner of Main and Tupper Sts. Gerhard Lang residence. Demolished.	706	Main St.	Main and Tupper Sts.	S.W. corner		Merrill B. Sherwood house		1854
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 705 Main St., S. E. corner of Main and Tupper Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 705 Main St., S. E. corner of Main and Tupper Sts. The Townsend homestead, built 1831-32, also residence of G. R. Wilson; demolished 1904. Site of the Wilson building.	705	Main St.	Main and Tupper Sts.	S.E. corner	Site of the Wilson building	The Townsend homestead
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 727 Main St., N.E. corner of Main and Tupper Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 727 Main St., N.E. corner of Main and Tupper Sts. Res. of Andrew J. Rich, built 1850, demolished 1900. Site of Rich building.	727	Main St.	Main and Tupper Sts.	N.E. corner	Site of Rich building	Res. of Andrew J. Rich		1850
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Main and Edward Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.W. corner of Main and Edward Sts. Res. of Judge Ebenezer Walden, demolished 1882 to make way for first Music Hall. Site of Teck Theater.		Main St.	Edward Sts.	S.W. corner	Site of Teck Theater	Res. of Judge Ebenezer Walden
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of Main And Goodell Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of Goodell and Oak Sts. Res. of Solomon Scheu, Mayor of Buffalo, 1878-79. Demolished.		Goodell	Oak Sts	S.E. corner		Washington Market		1830
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Washington and Chippewa Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Washington and Chippewa Sts. Washington Market.		Washington	Chippewa Sts.	N.E. corner	Site of Sidway and Spaulding buildings	Res. of E. G. Spaulding
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of Goodell and Oak Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of Goodell and Oak Sts. Res. of Solomon Scheu, Mayor of Buffalo, 1878-79. Demolished.		Goodell	Oak Sts	S.E. corner		Res. of Solomon Scheu, Mayor of Buffalo
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Main and Virginia Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo			Main St.	Virginia Sts	S.W. corner
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Main and Goodrich Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Main and Goodrich Sts. Res. of W. A. Sutton and later of Wm. A. Slade. Site of Burrell building.		Main St.	Goodrich Sts.	N.E. corner	Site of Catholic Institute building	Buffalo Medical College
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 1091 Main St., N.E. corner of Main and St. Paul Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 1091 Main St., N.E. corner of Main and St. Paul Sts., built 1822, demolished 1902.	1.091	Main St.	St. Paul Sts.	N.E. corner	Site of Burrell building	Res. of W. A. Sutton
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 211 Delaware Ave., east side, near Chippewa St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 211 Delaware Ave., east side, near Chippewa St.	211	Delaware Ave.	Chippewa St.	East side, near				1822
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.W. corner of Delaware Ave. and Chippewa Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Delaware Ave. and Chippewa Sts. John S. Ganson house, built in the 1830's; home of the Buffalo Club, 1870-1887. Demolished to make way for a business block.		Delaware Ave. and Chippewa Sts.	Chippewa St.	N.W. corner
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Delaware Ave., west side, at Johnson Park	View	Image	Buffalo	N.W. corner of Delaware Ave. and Chippewa Sts. John S. Ganson house, built in the 1830's; home of the Buffalo Club, 1870-1887. Demolished to make way for a business block.		Delaware Ave. and Chippewa Sts.	Chippewa St.	N.W. corner		Buffalo Club		1830
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 641 Delaware Ave., east side, near North St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 641 Delaware Ave., east side, near North St. Built abt. 1840. Originally officers' residence of the Poinsett barracks; later the res. of Asher P. Nichols and of Ansley Wilcox. Here Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office as President of the United States, Sept. 14, 1901.	641	Delaware Ave.	Delaware Ave.	East side, near	Res. Of Ebenezer Johnson, Buffalo's first Mayor	The Johnson Cottage		1832
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 155 North St., north side, west of Delaware Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 155 North St., north side, west of Delaware Ave. Josiah Letchworth house. Demolished to make way for apartment house.	155	North St.	Delaware Ave	North side, west				1840
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Richmond Ave. and the Circle	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Richmond Ave. and the Circle.		Richmond Ave. and the Circle	Circle	N.E. corner		Josiah Letchworth house
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 776 Delaware Ave., west side, north of Summer St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 776 Delaware Ave., west side, north of Summer St. Res. of W. H. Gratwick. Demolished.	776	Delaware Ave.	Summer St.	West side, north
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Delaware and Auburn Aves.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.W. corner of Delaware and Auburn Aves. Spring house of Jubilee Waterworks, built 1830. Supplied Black Rock for more than fifty years. Demolished.		Delaware and Auburn Aves.	Delaware and Auburn Aves.	S.W. corner	Res. of W. H. Gratwick
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Chippewa St., north side, west of South Elmwood Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo	Chippewa St., north side, west of South Elmwood Ave. Res. of Dennis Bowen, 1853. Res. of E. H. Hutchinson, 1882; presented by him to City in 1909. Site of Hutchinson-Central High School.		Chippewa St.	South Elmwood Ave.	North side, west		Jubilee Waterworks		1830
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.E. corner of West Chippewa and Georgia Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.E. corner of West Chippewa and Georgia Sts. Miles Jones house. Later home of Charles Beckwith. Site of LaSalle apartments.		West Chippewa and Georgia Sts.	Georgia St.	S.E. corner	Site of Hutchinson-Central High School			1853
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	N.E. corner of Niagara and Carolina Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	N.E. corner of Niagara and Carolina Sts. Res. of Wm. C. Sherwood, and later of James Carmichael, built abt. 1853. Site of Carmichael block.		Niagara St.	Carolina Sts.	N.E. corner	Site of Carmichael block			1853
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Cottage and Maryland Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.W. corner of Cottage and Maryland Sts. Bidwell homestead built abt. 1840. Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital, 1874-1911. enlarged 1884, demolished 1912.		Cottage	Maryland Sts.	S.W. corner		Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital		1840
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fargo and West Aves., from Jersey to Pennsylvania Sts.	View	Image	Buffalo			Fargo and West Aves.,	Pennsylvania Sts
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Virginia St., south side, at So. Elmwood Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo	Virginia St., south side, at So. Elmwood Ave. Buffalo Orphan Asylum, built 1850, enlarged 1878; demolished 1913 tp make way for extension of Elmwood Ave.		Virginia St.	Elmwood Ave	South side, at So.				1868
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Jersey St., north side, from Normal Ave. to Fourteenth St.	View	Image	Buffalo	Jersey St., north side, from Normal Ave. to Fourteenth St. Early building of State Normal School.		Jersey St.	Normal Ave.	North side, from		Buffalo Orphan Asylum		1850
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel, Prospect Ave. above Porter	View	Image	Buffalo	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel (built 1877, burned Feb. 16, 1881), Prospect Ave. above Porter; looking S.E'ly. The Fargo Mansion in upper center, Holy Angel's Academy in lower right. Junction of Porter and Fargo Aves.		Prospect Ave. above Porter		Looking S.E'ly.		State Normal School
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotle, Prospect Ave. above Porter	View	Image	Buffalo	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel (built 1877, burned Feb. 16, 1881), Prospect Ave. above Porter; looking S.E'ly. The Fargo Mansion in upper center, Holy Angel's Academy in lower right. Junction of Porter and Fargo Aves.		Prospect Ave. above Porter		Looking S.E'ly.				1877
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel, Prospect Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel (built 1877, destroyed by fire Feb. 16, 1881), Prospect Ave. above Porter; looking north; Connecticut St. showing in lower right corner; Fargo Ave. extending N.W'ly through center of view; School 18 (School St. near Fargo Ave.) upper left; School 19 (West Ave and Delavan) upper right. In center is the first field of the Buffalo Baseball Club, in the block bounded by Fargo Ave., Rhode Is. St., West Ave. and Vermont St. Watch the players! Free parking. (See Buffalo Sunday Times, May 27, 1928, p. 82, for information regarding Baseball Club.)		Prospect Ave. above Porter		Looking north; Connecticut St. showing in lower right corner; Fargo Ave. extending N.W'ly through center view; School 18 (School St. near Fargo Ave.) upper left; School 19 (West Ave and Delavan) upper right. In center is the first field the Buffalo Baseball Club, in the block bounded by Fargo Ave., Rhode Is. St., West Ave. and Vermont St. Watch the players! Free parking. (See Buffalo Sunday Times, May 27, 1928, p. 82, for information regarding Baseball Club.)				1877
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Niagara St. and Porter Ave.	View	Image	Buffalo	View from the tower of Pierce's Palace Hotel (built 1877, destroyed by fire Feb. 16, 1881), Prospect Ave. above Porter; looking north; Connecticut St. showing in lower right corner; Fargo Ave. extending N.W'ly through center of view; School 18 (School St. near Fargo Ave.) upper left; School 19 (West Ave and Delavan) upper right. In center is the first field of the Buffalo Baseball Club, in the block bounded by Fargo Ave., Rhode Is. St., West Ave. and Vermont St. Watch the players! Free parking. (See Buffalo Sunday Times, May 27, 1928, p. 82, for information regarding Baseball Club.)		Prospect Ave. above Porter		Looking north; Connecticut St. showing in lower right corner; Fargo Ave. extending N.W'ly through center view; School 18 (School St. near Fargo Ave.) upper left; School 19 (West Ave and Delavan) upper right. In center is the first field the Buffalo Baseball Club, in the block bounded by Fargo Ave., Rhode Is. St., West Ave. and Vermont St. Watch the players! Free parking. (See Buffalo Sunday Times, May 27, 1928, p. 82, for information regarding Baseball Club.)				1877
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	S.W. corner of Porter Ave. and Seventh St.	View	Image	Buffalo	S.W. corner of Porter Ave. and Seventh St. Niagara Hotel, built 1887, demolished 1911.		Porter Ave. and Seventh St.	Seventh S	S.W. corner	Site of Public School No. 3	A. Porter Thompson residence		1855
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	"The Castle," commandant's house at Fort Porter	View	Image	Buffalo	The Castle, commandant's house at Fort Porter. Moved to another site. Originally res. of Col. James M'Kay, built 1837. Birthplace of his son Steele M'Kay.		Fort Porter		Castle, commandant's house at		Niagara Hotel		1877
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	The Magazine at Fort Porter	View	Image	Buffalo	The Castle, commandant's house at Fort Porter. Moved to another site. Originally res. of Col. James M'Kay, built 1837. Birthplace of his son Steele M'Kay.		Fort Porter		Castle, commandant's house at		The Castle		1837
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Old intake pier of the Buffalo Water Works, Niagara River, north of the Peace Bridge	View	Image	Buffalo	Old intake pier of the Buffalo Water Works, Niagara River, north of the Peace Bridge.				North of Peace Bridge		The Magazine
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	No. 1118 Niagara St., west side, near Gull St.	View	Image	Buffalo	No. 1118 Niagara St., west side, near Gull St. Res. of Wm. A. Bird, built 1819, demolished 1911.	1.118	Niagara St.	Niagara St.	West side, near		Buffalo Water Works
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Downtown Buffalo under total eclipse of the sun, Jan. 24, 1925	View	Image	Buffalo	Downtown Buffalo under total eclipse of the sun, Jan. 24, 1925.		Downtown Buffalo			Res. of Wm. A. Bird			1819
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Family burial plot of Ex-Pres. Millard Fillmore, in Forest lawn Cemetery.	View	Image	Buffalo	Family burial plot of Ex-Pres. Millard Fillmore, in Forest lawn Cemetery.				In Forest lawn Cemetery.				1925
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Grave of Louis Couteulx, prominent early resident	View	Image	Buffalo	Family burial plot of Ex-Pres. Millard Fillmore, in Forest lawn Cemetery.				In Forest lawn Cemetery.		Forest lawn Cemetery	Cemetery
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Scene in Delaware Park	View	Image	Buffalo	Scene in Delaware Park.		Delaware Park						1804
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Temple of Music at Pan American Exposition	View	Image	Buffalo	Scene in Delaware Park.		Delaware Park				Delaware Park
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	First page of The Western Star, Buffalo's first daily newspaper, published July 21 - Nov. 8, 1834	View	Image	Buffalo	Photograph of the first page of The Western Star, Buffalo's first daily newspaper, published July 21 - Nov. 8, 1834, size of the original printed page 7"" x 9 1/4"". After ninety-six numbers were issued the sheet was enlarged and the name changed to The Buffalo Daily Star. Only two copies are known to exist, one owned by George Nathan Newman and which lacks six numbers (31, 40, 53, 74, 84, 92) and the other in the collection of the Buffalo Public Library, which lacks eighteen numbers (52, 56, 65 to 67, 70, 72, 74, 75, 88 to 93, 93 2, 93 3, 95).				Buffalo's first daily newspaper, published July 21 - Nov. 8, 1834.		Temple of Music at Pan American Exposition		1901
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Ruins of Fort Erie, on the Canadian shore	View	Image	Buffalo	Ruins of Fort Erie, on the Canadian shore, opposite Buffalo.		Fort Erie	Fort Erie	On the Canadian shore, opposite		First page of The Western Star	Newspaper	1834
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Scene at Erie Beach, on the Canadian shore, near Buffalo	View	Image	Fort Erie	Scene at Erie Beach, on the Canadian shore, near Buffalo; beach now subdivided for residential purposes.		Erie Beach	Erie Beach	On the Canadian shore, near		Ruins of Fort Erie
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Erie Beach, on the Canadian shore	View	Image		Scene at Erie Beach, on the Canadian shore, near Buffalo; beach now subdivided for residential purposes.		Erie Beach	Erie Beach	On the Canadian shore, near	Erie Beach
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Falconwood Club House, Grand Island	View	Image	Buffalo	Falconwood Club House, Grand Island.		Falconwood Club House	Falconwood Club House	Grand Island.		Erie Beach
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Whitehaven, on Grand Island	View	Image	Grand Island	Whitehaven, on Grand Island, opposite Tonawanda, in 1834.		Whitehaven		On Grand Island, opposite Tonawanda		Falconwood Club House	Grand Island
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	unidentified	View	Image	Grand Island	Whitehaven, on Grand Island, opposite Tonawanda, in 1834.		Whitehaven		On Grand Island, opposite Tonawanda		Whitehaven	Grand Island	1834
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	unidentified	View	Image		Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at mouth of Niagara river. The River Gate and the South Block House.		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at mouth of the Niagara river. The Poplars and the North Block House (built by the British).		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River		The River Gate and the South Block House	Fort Niagara
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Niagara river. The Castle, as remodeled by the British and by the Americans; originally built by the French in 1726. At left, the Bake Oven.		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River		The Poplars and the North Block House	Fort Niagara
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Niagara river. The South Block House, built in the British in 1770.		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River		The Castle	Fort Niagara	1726
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Niagara river, Brick redoubt, built by the Americans, in 1861. N. Block House in background.		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River		The South Block House	Fort Niagara	1770
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Niagara river. Hot Shot Oven, built by the British.		Fort Niagara		Mouth of Niagara River		Brick redoubt	Fort Niagara	1861
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario	View	Image	Niagara Falls	Fort Niagara, on Lake Ontario, at the mouth of the Niagara river. Hot Shot Oven, built by the British.						Hot Shot Oven	Fort Niagara
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	unidentified	View	Image	Buffalo
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Holland Land Co.'s Office, Batavia, N.Y.	View	Image	Batavia	Holland Land Co.'s Office, Batavia, N.Y.						Holland Land Co.'s Office
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Steam Ship "Savannah"	View	Image	Buffalo	Steam Ship "Savannah." First steamship to cross the Atlantic Ocean.						Savannah	Steam Ship
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Postcard from the Larkin Company	View	Image	Buffalo	Color postcard entitled: Some Views from the Home of the Larkin Idea Buffalo, NY. The postcard features six scenes from the inside of the factory showing a group of clerks in the Administration Building, women dressing Larkin toilet preparations, women filling and weighing Larkin coffee, men and women labeling Larkin baking powder, men fillign Larkin toilet waters and extracts, and women wrapping Larkin toilet soaps. The postcard is stamped Nov 23, 1909, 9:30 pm from Buffalo, NY
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Postcard from the Larkin Factories	View	Image	Buffalo	Color postcard featuring the developed Larkin factories from The Larkin Factories, Buffalo, NY. Text on the postcard reads: Over sixty acres of floor space. Visitors welcome. The Larkin Co. are the World's Larget Manufacturers of Soaps and Toilet Preparations and are important Food Specialists. The entire output of the Larkin Factories goes direct from Factory to Family, thus saving for customers the expenses and profits of wholesalers and retailers.						Larkin Factories	Company
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Postcard from the Larkin Factories, Buffalo, NY	View	Image	Buffalo	Color postcard featuring two images, one of workers handling orders from Larkin customers, and one of women wrapping toilet soap in the Lakin Factories in Buffalo, NY.
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Albright Art Gallery postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color illustration postcard of the Albright Art Gallery. Was an Official Souvenir Mailing Card of the Pan American Exposition manufactured by the Niagara Envelope Manufactory, copyright 1901. The front of the postcard also includes a paint pallete with the Pan-Am logo in the bottom left corner. The back of the card is blank and states that it's a Private Mailing Card. Postage for the card was 1 cent.,Color illustration postcard of the Albright Art Gallery. Was an Official Souvenir Mailing Card of the Pan American Exposition manufactured by the Niagara Envelope Manufactory, copyright 1901. The front of the postcard also includes a paint pallete with the Pan-Am logo in the bottom left corner. The back of the card is blank and states that it's a Private Mailing Card. Postage for the card was 1 cent.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Streets of Mexico postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color illustration postcard of the Streets of Mexico. Has an illustration of bullfighters fighting a bull. The back of the card is blank and states that it is a Private Mailing Card and the back is for the address only.,Color illustration postcard of the Streets of Mexico. Has an illustration of bullfighters fighting a bull. The back of the card is blank and states that it is a Private Mailing Card and the back is for the address only.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Streets of Mexico postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color illustration postcard of the Streets of Mexico made by the Niagara Envelope Manufactory. Has an illustration of a bullfighter fighting a bull. The back of the card is blank and states that it is a Private Mailing Card and the back is for the address only.,Color illustration postcard of the Streets of Mexico made by the Niagara Envelope Manufactory. Has an illustration of a bullfighter fighting a bull. The back of the card is blank and states that it is a Private Mailing Card and the back is for the address only.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Streets of Mexico/Trip to the Moon postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color photo postcard of the Midway at the Pan American Exposition. Features a photo of the Streets of Mexico and A Trip to the Moon. The back of the postcard is a Private Mailing Card and is blank. Postage was 1 cent for Domestic, Mexican, and Canadian mail and 2 cents for Foreign mail.,Color photo postcard of the Midway at the Pan American Exposition. Features a photo of the Streets of Mexico and A Trip to the Moon. The back of the postcard is a Private Mailing Card and is blank. Postage was 1 cent for Domestic, Mexican, and Canadian mail and 2 cents for Foreign mail.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Ethnology Building postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color illustration postcard of the Rainbow City. Features a photo of the Ethnology Building with an illustraion of a rainbow across it. The back is a Private Mailing Card and is blank. The back was for the address.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Hotel Alcazar postcard, Pan-American Exposition	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Color illustration postcard of the Rainbow City. Features a view of the Pan American from the Hotel Alcazar with an illustraion of a rainbow across it. The back is a Private Mailing Card and is blank. The back was for the address.,Color illustration postcard of the Rainbow City. Features a view of the Pan American from the Hotel Alcazar with an illustraion of a rainbow across it. The back is a Private Mailing Card and is blank. The back was for the address.						Pan American Exposition
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Wilcox Residence, Where President Roosevelt Took Oath of Office, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Colorized postcard - Wilcox Residence Where President Roosevelt Took Oath of Office, Buffalo, N.Y. with inauguration day facade w/ oval TR inset at upper right; postmarked 28 Aug 1912,Colorized postcard - Wilcox Residence Where President Roosevelt Took Oath of Office, Buffalo, N.Y. with inauguration day facade w/ oval TR inset at upper right; postmarked 28 Aug 1912	641					Ansley Wilcox Residence	House
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Ansley Wilcox Residence, Buffalo, N.Y.	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Postcard with colorized drawing of the Ansley Wilcox Residence, Buffalo N.Y., showing the facade w/ leaves mostly gone from trees and oriel window; postmarked 1907,Postcard with colorized drawing of the Ansley Wilcox Residence, Buffalo N.Y., showing the facade w/ leaves mostly gone from trees and oriel window; postmarked 1907						Ansley Wilcox Residence
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Wilcox Residence, Buffalo, N.Y. Where President Roosevelt took the oath of office	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Postcard colorized photo of the house with lush vines on south facade and oriel window. Printed at bottom, 11637 Wilcox Residence, Buffalo, N.Y. Where President Roosevelt took the oath of office. Copyright 1908,Postcard colorized photo of the house with lush vines on south facade and oriel window. Printed at bottom, 11637 Wilcox Residence, Buffalo, N.Y. Where President Roosevelt took the oath of office. Copyright 1908						Ansley Wilcox Residence
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Wilcox Residence/Milburn Residence	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Sepia-tone postcard with photographic images of Wilcox house & Milburn house, as well as November 1908 calendar. From American Agricultural Chemical Co.'s (Buffalo, NY) Series,Sepia-tone postcard with photographic images of Wilcox house & Milburn house, as well as November 1908 calendar. From American Agricultural Chemical Co.'s (Buffalo, NY) Series						Ansley Wilcox Residence
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Postcard with black and white illustration of restaurant's front facade. Iron fence next to sidewalk along Delaware Avenue. Neon sign near gate. Lush trees/vegetation. Printed at top (front): Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms. Printed at bottom (front): 641 Delaware Ave. at North St., Buffalo, N.Y. On reverse (top left): The Ansley Wilcox Mansion, the inauguration place of Theo. Roosevelt on September 14, 1901. This Mansion, known as Poinsett Barracks, was the first U.S. Army Post in Buffalo. Also on reverse (top right corner): We will gladly affix stamp/Address and hand to waitress
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	The White Room, Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Postcard with black and white illustration of restaurant interior. Printed at top (front): The White Room, Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms. Printed at bottom (front): 641 Delaware Ave. at North St., Buffalo, N.Y. On reverse (top left): The Ansley Wilcox Mansion, the inauguration place of Theo. Roosevelt on September 14, 1901. This Mansion, known as Poinsett Barracks, was the first U.S. Army Post in Buffalo. Also on reverse (top right corner): We will gladly affix stamp/Address and hand to waitress,Postcard with black and white illustration of restaurant interior. Printed at top (front): The White Room, Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms. Printed at bottom (front): 641 Delaware Ave. at North St., Buffalo, N.Y. On reverse (top left): The Ansley Wilcox Mansion, the inauguration place of Theo. Roosevelt on September 14, 1901. This Mansion, known as Poinsett Barracks, was the first U.S. Army Post in Buffalo. Also on reverse (top right corner): We will gladly affix stamp/Address and hand to waitress						Ansley Wilcox Residence
NYheritage.contentdm.oclc.org	Ansley Wilcox Room, Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms	View	Image,Image	Buffalo	Postcard with black and white illustration of restaurant interior. Visible at left is the morning room fireplace. Printed at top (front): Ansley Wilcox Room, Kathryn Lawrence's Dining Rooms. Printed at bottom (front): 641 Delaware Ave. at North St., Buffalo, N.Y. On reverse (top left): The Ansley Wilcox Mansion, the inauguration place of Theo. Roosevelt on September 14, 1901. This Mansion, known as Poinsett Barracks, was the first U.S. Army Post in Buffalo. Also on reverse (top right corner): We will gladly affix stamp/Address and hand to waitress
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