Photos from 1911-1913 courtesy of the National Archives

Courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Buffalo was the first city in the US to open public bath houses as a public health measure. Photographs courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Photographs courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Photographs courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Photographs courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Photographs courtesy of the Harvard Art Museums

Library of Congress

Over 50 online Buffalo images, lots of factory scenes

Charles Sumner

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

From the Buffalo Medical Journal. At Wikimedia Commons.

From the Buffalo Medical Journal. At Wikimedia Commons.

From Buffalo Medical Journal, 1901. At Wikimedia Commons.

Larkin Administration Building by Frank Lloyd Wright. 3D Model and Animation Documentation.

A presentation for Explore Buffalo about the history of Buffalo, NY using postcards.

Since its founding in 1862, the Buffalo History Museum has been a faithful steward of our region’s rich heritage, helping to share and preserve the stories of t…

The Darwin D. Martin Photograph Collection consists of 1167 images of Martin and the Martin family and their residences. The photographs date from Martin’s early childhood in the mid-19th century to the 1970s. In addition to providing a photographic record of Martin and his family, the collection provides a unique view of the construction and use of private residences designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for Martin

A fee-based service with over 4,000 vintage high-resolution Buffalo images for your book, film, school project, and home or office decor. You can also choose from several print & merchandise options.

This collection consists of photographs and other images related to Jewish life in Buffalo and the Niagara Falls area taken from the Jewish Buffalo Archives at the University at Buffalo.

Photos and memorabilia from the Twentieth Century Club of Buffalo, one of the first private clubs for women in the United States. It was founded in 1894.

The book, “Buffalo’s Live Men in Caricature” was published in 1913 in Buffalo, NY and highlights many prominent figures in the local political and business scene. While no individual cartoons are attributed to a specific artist, the majority of the cartoons were drawn by William Mitchell of the Buffalo Sunday Times, and Cornelius J. Kennedy (“Ken”) from the Buffalo Evening News.

This digital collection includes floor plans, details, sections, and elevations of three Buffalo churches: Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church on Emslie Street, St. Gerard’s Roman Catholic Church on East Delevan Avenue, and Holy Name of Jesus Church on Brinkman Avenue. Each was designed or renovated by Karl Schmill

The Fenian Raids: Fenian Era Photographs and Ephemera, Author: Rare Photo Gallery, Name: The Fenian Raids: Fenian Era Photographs and Ephemera, Length: 36 pages, Page: 1, Published: 2016-04-05

Photographs by a documentary photographer working in Buffalo in the 1970s, courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution.

Edward Bringhurst

Now called Riverside Park. Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.

Please Credit: Courtesy of the National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site