The Buffalonian Photo Archive

Volume V


Black Rock, NY in 1825, once the main port for lake traffic.	Buffalo Cooperative Brewing Company 1897	The Waterfront of Buffalo, NY in 1827	The Burning of the Ship Caroling in 1837 near Navy Island on the Niagara River.	The Broadway Market in Buffalo, NY

The Broadway Market Buffalo, NY in 1913	An Erie Canal Boat Colony. Often these boats were packed in so tightly you could cross the canal by walking across the decks of the parked boats.	The D.L. & W Train terminal at Buffalo's waterfront.	The Famous Eagle Tavern of Buffalo. This tavern played host to Presidents and the rich & famous.	Father O'Brian

The German American Brewing Company in 1908 at Main and High Streets, Buffalo, NY.	Ice fisherman on Lake Erie in 1887.	Dog's were used to assist in drawing fishing shack out on the ice on Lake Erie in 1887.	Ice fishermen on Lake Erie in the 1880's, then a major local industry.	The Lehigh Valley Railroad terminal at Buffalo, NY

The Miller & Greiner fire of 1887.	The New York Stockyards on the East Side of Buffalo. The livestock industry was once one of Buffalo's largest money generators.	The Liberty Pole, once the center of town located on the Terrace in Buffalo, NY.	The scene after the burning of the Richmond Hotel in1887.	The burning of the Richmond hotel in 1887.

The Seven Dolors Church.	Buffalo Mayor Sheldon Thomposn	The St. John House was the only home spared in the burning of Buffalo in 1813.	The burning of the St. James Hall in Buffalo, 1887.