St. Philip's Episcopal Church Collection
University at Buffalo Libraries
Lincoln Memorial United Baptist Church Membership Records, 1994
Michigan Street Baptist Church Records
Buffalo State College
Michigan Street Baptist Church Names
Members & neighbors in the 19th century. This dataset was compiled in 2013 and provided to The Buffalo History Museum by Dr. Judith Wellman & associates.
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church Obituaries
1960-2009
St. Philips Episcopal Church Papers
On microfilm in Butler Library at Buffalo State College
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Membership Cards, 1880-2008
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church Record Books
Includes membership records
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Membership Rolls, 1952-1997
Lincoln Memorial United Methodist Church Baptismal Records, 1958-1995
African American Churches in Buffalo: A Google Map
Compiled by the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library
Michigan Street Baptist Church: Members By Street Of Residence, by J. Edward Nash, Sr., undated
These materials are a small digitized portion of the Nash Collection located in the Monroe Fordham Regional History Center, Archives & Special Collections at SUNY Buffalo State.
Michigan Street Baptist Church, Membership Lists, 1950s, compiled by J. Edward Nash, Sr.
These materials are a small digitized portion of the Nash Collection located in the Monroe Fordham Regional History Center, Archives & Special Collections at SUNY Buffalo State.
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church
Various records books digitized by Buffalo State College
Lincoln Memorial United Methodist Church, 1967-2017
Various church record books
Bethel A.M.E. Church Collections
Buffalo State College
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
The Delaware Avenue Baptist Church began as Olivet Chapel, a Sunday School organized in 1874 to serve residents in the North Street area. During this time, the congregation had acquired a small brick carpenter’s shop on Delaware Avenue near North Street to use as a school. Rev. Hotchkiss, pastor of the Washington Street Baptist Church, preached the first sermon in the chapel on September 13, 1874.