The second and final volume in our Erie Canal series continues our multi-perspective look at the canal on the occasion of its bicentennial.
The Erie Canal is traditionally seen as a seminal example of progress and technological achievement. But the story is far more complex, and sometimes far less positive.
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The Chautauqua-Erie Grape Belt is the oldest and largest Concord grape-growing region in the world, as well as a world-class wine destination.
Buffalo's rich sports history is shared through stories, photos, and artifacts spanning more than a century.
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Vol. I - 1812: The Conflict Ignites
Vol. II - 1813: The Border in Flames
Vol. III - 1814: Bloody Stalemate
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The onset of Autumn has historically meant an increase in violent storms on the Great Lakes.
Largely unknown outside of Chautauqua County, this Spiritualist and suffrage pioneer gets deserved attention on the occasion of the bicentennial of her birth.
Was a French army officer and diplomat actually the first to document the name Buffalo Creek on a map? Or did he steal it from someone else?
Commissioned in 1876 for his bride, Peter Augustus Porter’s Niagara Falls mansion has become inseparable from the city’s historically significant women’s club.
