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Within the past decade, the movement toward family and community empowerment in literacy has grown dramatically. It is readily accepted that students' academic...

Summit was the annual yearbook of Daemen College (formerly Rosary Hill College), from 1952 until 2012.

Daemen College

Formerly Rosary Hill College

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

Jason Karszes

Pan-American Exposition

Daniel Greider (1786-1855) was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He married Nancy Ann Gerber/Garber? (1788-1866). In 1825 they moved to Buffalo, New York.

Souvenir booklet from the African Village ("Darkest Africa") exhibit arranged by X. Pène.

Bayer Landscape Architecture

Buffalo Ornithological Society

Flyer given out at Buffalo NY industrial Exposition

Ontario Native Literacy Coalition

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

First published in 1826 or 1827 and is likely the earliest account of Native American folklore to be written and published in English.

ACT-UP oral history archives

John W. Sanborn

Annie Schentag

Orsamus H. Marshall

Benjamin Todd Resnick-Day

Town of Amherst Planning Department

NY State Department of Environmental Protection

Buffalo, New York has undergone a precipitous decline in the postwar era, losing more than half its population and much of its economic base. The blame for this decline has traditionally fallen on failed government intervention, lack of quality local leadership, an overcompensated and under worked union workforce, environmental concerns, natural resource depletion, and oppressive taxes. This study will focus on these various causes in an attempt to pinpoint the reasons for decline, not for the purpose or laying blame, but to set the groundwork for possible solutions that will stem the decli...

Enercon