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These “ghostly” remnants of a bygone age are all around us—just look up!

Long before Monday Night Football debuted in 1970, a game was played by two baseball teams in Elmira.

The 90th anniversary of one of the oldest clubs of its kind provides an opportunity to revisit these two storied organizations.

From a two-seat ferry boat to the largest merchant fleet on Earth, we trace the rise of this South Buffalonian.

We conclude the story begun in our Spring issue with a look at this unusual team’s female players.

Though only in business for a short time, their knives were known world-wide for their quality and artistry.

Tonawanda native Herbert O. Fisher was one of the greatest test pilots of the mid-20th century—yet few have heard of him.

Behind the comedic antics, this team played some serious baseball and featured some pioneering personnel.

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