The Buffalo History Gazette
Sep 14, 2023 · There were three funerals—one at the Milburn house in Buffalo; one along historic Pennsylvania Avenue, where the victorious armies of Grant and Lincoln had trod in elate confidence, and down which the dead President had twice marched in triumphant inauguration; and, the last, a simple country burial procession, magnified to collossal ...
September 11, 1942 - Tragedy At Curtiss-Wright - Buffalo History …
With the 10th anniversary of 9/11/2001 approaching, it reminds our family of the "Earlier 9/11/1942" Curtiss-Wright plane crash. Along with the previous comments posted, we too have many memories of the stories shared about that tragic day.
The Buffalo History Gazette: October 2010
Oct 26, 2010 · Buffalo has a beautiful, colorful and proud history that many other cities only wish they had. Other cities do more with less, We do less with more . Samuel Archer King was the oldest living aeronaut when he died in 1914 with 480 …
Leaving Home... - Buffalo History Gazette
Nov 17, 2010 · True to their agreement with the people of Buffalo, the Senecas began to move out of Buffalo in 1842, and soon there were few of them left along the Creek. The land they once owned on Buffalo Creek has since become the heart …
The Buffalo History Gazette: Buffalos Steele MacKaye, the Father of ...
Jun 16, 2011 · Buffalos Steele MacKaye, the Father of Modern Acting. In an Old Buffalo Castle, Modern Acting Was Born. The Castle - Later, Part of Old Fort Porter. In the Old Castle that overlooked the bluff facing Lake Erie and Niagara River, on June 6, 1842, was born to James and Emily Steele MacKaye, a son named James Steele MacKaye.
Grain Elevators - As They Were (Part Three) - Buffalo History Gazette
Buffalo has become an elevator city because it is at the end of lake navigation. The grain coming down by boat from the western shipping points, had to be unloaded here and put on to railroad cars and canalboats.
Main and Bailey, Buffalo's First Airport - Buffalo History Gazette
Jan 29, 2011 · Main and Bailey, Buffalo's First Airport. In the early part of January, 1910, a monoplane designed by Mr. A. L. Pfitzner and built at the Curtiss aeroplane factory at Hammondsport, N. Y., was completed and flown. The first successful monoplane in America.
Buffalo Grain Scoopers - Photo Tribute - Buffalo History Gazette
This automated method of scooping with the large shovels was a system invented here in Buffalo in 1863 and so efficient, virtually unchanged right to the very end in 2003. Most people not connected in some way with the industry don't realize that the marine legs which removed the grain from the ships hold, could not complete the task without ...
The Buffalo History Gazette: 2019
Bringing You All the Updated News of Buffalo's Past. Time Travel Through Buffalo History as Old News Becomes New Again. (2nd edition)
AIRMAIL - MADE in BUFFALO - 1873 - Buffalo History Gazette
Oct 20, 2010 · AIRMAIL - MADE in BUFFALO - 1873. Perhaps the most enigmatic of all American stamps, the "Buffalo" balloon stamp is certainly among the premier rarities in aerophilately. This stamp begs the question, “What is an airmail stamp?”.