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 effort to reestablish Frank Lloyd Wright’s tout ensemble has been years in the works—and is still a work in progress.
Did a French Récollet friar “discover” oil in the Southern Tier in 1627? We present both sides in a special double article.
Two hundred years ago, the incredible eruption of an Indonesian volcano created climatic havoc, worldwide.
Utilitarian, yet decorative and now highly collectible, the vessels of the John Burger Pottery are a testament to the importance of stone ware manufacture in 19th century Western New York.
