- Buffalo History Index - Buffalo Architecture and History
Buffalo: 1816, 1832 Fagant, John, Buffalo's Name Grasso, Thomas, The Erie Canal's Western Terminus - Commercial Slip, Harbor Development and Canal District Keppel, Angela, Discovering Buffalo, One Street at a Time Ketchum, William, The Origin of the name of Buffalo Read before the Buffalo historical society, April 7, 1863 Digitized by Google com
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- Buffalo History Museum: Online Collections
175 Years: Celebrating the Incorporation of the City of Buffalo, 1832-2007 Selected documents and images from our collections, designed to transport you back to Buffalo in the 1830s
- Neighborhoods in Buffalo, New York
Delaware Park - LINKS Front Park - LINKS Linwood Historic District Linwood Avenue Building Permits List History - Allentown Main Linwood Delaware James Napora Allentown: Centers on Allen Street, from Main Street to Symphony Circle It is adjacent to the Theater District of downtown Buffalo on the south and is bordered by North Street at its northern edge
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A portal for researching architecture, businesses, genealogy, literature, full text books, and obscure websites in Buffalo, New York
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- North Buffalo, Buffalo - Wikipedia
Geography North Buffalo stretches from the City's border with Kenmore, New York to several neighborhoods to the south with Delaware Park forming the southern border At its western boundary is Elmwood Avenue The eastern border is Main Street The topography of North Buffalo is flat
- Beautiful Buffalo Niagara - University at Buffalo
The Buffalo Niagara region is a major metropolitan area with a diverse blend of communities, each with its own distinct character We are known for our welcoming nature and our spirited loyalty Get past the snowy stereotype and you’ll be captivated You may never leave It’s easy to stretch
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