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The Pan-American Exposition
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(11.05.01) This Photo of the Corner of Masten and Laurel Streets was taken on April 14, 1936 by J. Geo. Nussbaumer. Photo-WNYHP	(11.12.01) On August 1st, 1937 this photo of Mrs. Thomas's Confectionary at Delevan at Humboldt Parkway was taken. What were these people really doing? Click here to find out. Photo-WNYHP	(11.18.01) A drawing that shows the crown that greeted newely elected President Lincoln waiting for him at the famous Amercian Hotel on MainStreet.-Submitted by Greg Heim.

(09.30.01) An Unknown Newpaper Photo of an Anti-War Demonstration in Buffalo, NY in the Very Early 1960's. (1964?). From the collection of E.H. Powell	(10.07.01) The Corner of Masten and Riley in April of 1936. The masten Beauty Shop can be seen to the left of the Coca-Cola sign.	The Other Corner of Masten and Riley in April of 1936.	(10.22.01)The Heywood-Wakefield Company on Wells Street in Buffalo estimated date of photo is the early1930's. Photo-WNYHP	(10.28.01) This Photo of the Corner of Masten and Laurel Streets was taken on April 14, 1936 by J. Geo. Nussbaumer. Photo-WNYHP

08.26.01 A 1901 C.D. Arnold photo of the Incubator Exhibit at the Pan American Exposition. Contributed by William Logan.	09.01.01 Main at South Division Street in 1985. From Picture Book of Earlier Buffalo	(09.09.01) Airel View of the Foot of Main Street Buffalo, NY around 1950, showing boats at dock.	(09.16.01) Main and Allen Streets in 1930. Image supplied by: The College Street Gallery	(09.21.01) A View of St. James Hall as it Burnt in 1887. Buffalo Express Pictorial Yearbook and Calendar for 1888 Source: Cornell University, Making of America Collection

07.15.01 Niagara & Bird Street Buffalo, NY 1937.	Main Street in 1905. Photo Collection of Ste[hen Powell.	08.05.01 A Small store at Kensington Avenue and N.Y.C. Belt Line. April 5, 1916.	08.15.01 The Southeast Corner of Linbergh Drive & William Street July 24, 1934. Buffalo, NY	08.20.01 The Pan-Am Electric Tower Wrecked and Abandoned in the Snow.

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