About a groundbreaking exhibit at the Albright-Knox

In the early twentieth century, progressive reformer William Pryor Letchworth hired artist Henry Kirke Bush-Brown to create a sculpture of captive Mary Jemison.

German singing society

Laying the cornerstone for the soldiers' & sailors' monument in Lafayette Square

Known today as The Buffalo History Museum

The Roz Payne Sixties Archive is a free, web-based, educational archive of political artifacts from the 1960s-era, collected and saved over the years by activist, photographer and filmmaker, Roz Payne. The collection was digitized and curated by Dr. Patrick D. Jones, associate professor of History and Ethnic Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The project has been facilitated by and is housed at the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at UNL. All materials included in the archive are put forth under the fair use doctrine.

William Clement Bryant

An appreciation of the author and librarian

A history of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery on its centennial

For Buffalo NY and the Niagara Frontier

Over 160 books & pamphlets released by the Roycroft community of East Aurora

Thesis by Cornelius Newman

Upon the occasion of serving as the first president of the Buffalo Historical Society

About 75 exhibition catalogs, annual reports, and other publications

Published in Buffalo

Sing A Song booklet from The Iroquois Brewing Company of Buffalo

David Gray, vol. 1. Life, letters, poems.- vol. 2. Letters of travel

Lars Sellstedt. Most of the portraits and plates are in color.

From the files of the Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection

Richard Dattner

A periodical published in Buffalo

By Elbert Hubbard

Schoellkopf, Hartford & Hanna