Enjoy a tour of our Pan-American Exposition inside the Museum's State Court. "Return to the Rainbow City: Buffalo's Pan-American Exposition," recounts the story of the fair its planning, construction, and...
Join us for a tour featuring the beautiful lobbies of some of downtown Buffalo's landmarks! This tour covers a variety of architectural styles and successful adaptive reuses of buildings in...
Saint John Gualbert Church has been in existence since 1917. It was the second church in the Buffalo area to be dedicated to serving the growing Polish community at the...
Shea's Buffalo Theatre opened in 1926 as a movie house, offering "an acre of seats" built by built by Chicago architects Cornelius and George Rapp with Tiffany-designed interiors (the only...
Explore the history and architecture of St. Louis Church, the Mother Church of the Diocese of Buffalo, founded in 1829 by French nobleman and first resident Catholic, Louis Stephen LeCouteulx. The tour will...
Trinity Episcopal Church is nationally recognized for having one of the finest stained glass collections in the country. It is one of only two churches in the world to display...
In 1886 a group of Polish immigrants applied to then-Bishop Rt. Rev. Stephen Ryan and received his approval to build a church on Stanislaus Street, becoming the first congregation to...
At the end of the nineteenth century, Buffalo was the 8th largest American city at the forefront of technological progress. It was a busy inland port and a railroad hub...
This exhibit invites visitors to explore the transformative story of the Erie Canal. It begins with the traditional homeland of the Haudenosaunee and the canal's opening in 1825, tracing how...
Discover the fascinating story of restoring Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece. Join a longtime team member for an insider's look at the 40-year restoration of the Martin House. They will guide...
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