Another Look: The Many Lives of Emerson Hall

By Olivia Cunningham - April 18, 2016

The large building on East Aurora's Prospect Avenue may be just another apartment building today, but it has seen many uses since it was built in 1907.

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Another Look: The Many Lives of Emerson Hall