Pioneer period of western New York. Being largely reminiscences of the struggles to lay the foundations of an empire in the wilderness...1888
Chipman P. Turner
Pioneers of Buffalo: Its growth and development, 1966
Stephen Gredel
Postal service of the United States in connection with the local history of Buffalo, 1865
Progress of the Empire State: History of Buffalo, 1913
J.N. Larned
Publications of the Buffalo Historical Society
Multiple volumes of scholarship from the Buffalo Historical Society, now known as the Buffalo History Museum
Queen of the lakes, Buffalo, the electric city of the future, 1896
Recalling pioneer days, 1922
Frank H. Severance
Relocation Guide, undated
Gurney, Becker & Bourne
Report on the Social Statistics of Cities: Buffalo, 1886
Fred E. Waring, Jr., compiler
Second Fifty Years, 2007
Arthur J. Domino. History of the Village of Depew
Semi-centennial celebration of the city of Buffalo: Address of Hon. E.C. Sprague...1882
Laying the cornerstone for the soldiers' & sailors' monument in Lafayette Square
Sketch of the commerce, industries and commerce, industries and resources of Buffalo, 1883
Sketches of early Buffalo and the Niagara region, 1904
Sophie Becker
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.
Songs and Romances of Buffalo, 1900
Essays originally published in the Buffalo Evening News
Souvenir historical book, Buffalo's 125th Anniversary World Port Celebration, 1957
Buffalo (N.Y.) 125th Anniversary Committee
Souvenir of Buffalo, 1913
L.H. Nelson
Statistics relating to the government of the city of Buffalo, N.Y. and early history of Buffalo Creek, 1896
Philip Becker
Studies of the Niagara frontier, 1911
Frank H. Severance
Talking Proud: Telling Buffalo’s Stories, 2014
Partnership for the Public Good
Town of Tonawanda Centennial Program, 1936
Twentieth century Buffalo; an illustrated compendium of her municipal, financial, industrial, commercial, and general public interests, 1902
Under three flags; western New York from the ice age to the atomic age, 1958
Raymond F. Yates
United States. New York-Buffalo
File 35 from the geographic card catalog of the Boston Public Library Rare Books & Manuscripts Department. It contains typed & handwritten catalog cards for printed books.
Welcome to Buffalo: The Queen City, 2021
Re/Max relocation guide
Western New York under the French, 1920
Frank H. Severance
What’s in a Name?: The Connection Between the Native Americans and the Streets of Buffalo, 1802-1857
This article focuses on how the street names of Buffalo, New York, have evolved over time in response to shifting sentiment toward the Native American population. Though the street names in Buffalo started off as primarily Germanic and Anglo-Saxon, as tensions rose between the white inhabitants of Buffalo and the Native population, more street names were named with tribal words. This was played out against the dramatic backdrop of Native American legal battles against the city of Buffalo and other land companies for the right to stay on their ancestral lands. In 1857, the Seneca Nation won ...