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Daughters of the American Revolution, Buffalo chapter

Chris Brown

This is the exhibit that Mary Talbert and others brought to the Pan-American Exposition as "The Negro Exhibit."

An 1810 house in Lancaster, NY

A book-length history of the Buffalo Historical Society, now called the Buffalo History Museum, online in full text

The items reproduced hereinbook chapters, articles, essays, editorials, letters to the editor, sermons, poetry, public addresses, editorial cartoons, photographs, &cprovide; an increasingly full-bodied historical record of the times.

Cleveland's papers are in the Library of Congress. This index lists by name everyone he corresponded with during his presidency.

A guide to this massive collection, which is not digitized or online apart from a few samples.

Scholarship on the Negro Exhibit at the Pan-American Exposition

C.D. Arnold

John W. Tyler

An article about the important Tuscarora artists who depicted scenes of the Buffalo Creek Reservation

Susan E. Maguire

This was the program at the Pan-American Exposition on the day McKinley visited and was shot

Gregory P. Stein

Joseph Dart

This collection contains materials related to the Fenian Brotherhood, a secret society founded in New York in 1857 by Irish refugees, and their unsuccessful attempts to spark revolution in Ireland by the invasion of Canada from Buffalo, New York at the close of the United States Civil War. Brought to you by Villanova Uiversity.

Henry James Morgan

A study of the Buffalo Psychiatric Center

Early 20th century scholarship in a variety of areas from UB

Published in Buffalo by the Peter Paul Book Company, September 1896

The January 1894 issue of this journal was devoted entirely to Buffalo poets & poetry.

Annual reports from 1837, 1861 and 1871 are online. This organization is the predecessor to the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library and is not to be confused with the YMCA.

Annual reports, 1939-1941

Published in Buffalo

Wallace Chafe and others