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22/07/2025

One more 200th anniversary for Buffalo. On September 15, 1825, the Marquis de Lafayette arrived in Buffalo on his tour of the United States and spoke in a ceremony outside the Eagle Tavern at Main and Court streets.

22/07/2025

Another 200th anniversary: On June 17, 1825, a crowd said to be as large as 60,00 assembled for the hanging of the three Thayer brothers in Buffalo's Niagara Square, convicted of the murder of John Love in a trial in the courthouse on Lafayette Square.

22/07/2025

Big year for Buffalo, 1825! September 15, 2025, will be the 200th anniversary of Mordecai Noah's founding of the Jewish settlement of Ararat on Grand Island.

16/06/2025

Seventy-five years ago, in June 1950, 22-year-old Lt. Charles Avarello was the first of Buffalo's 151 to die in the Korean War. This pilot of a B-29 bomber grew up in a flat at 272 West Tupper Street and attended P.S. 76 and Burgard Vocational High School. All his short life, Avarello dreamed of becoming a pilot.

17/05/2025

Ninety years ago today, Eberhard von Nasse is president of Buffalo's chapter of the Friends of the New Germany, an agent sent from Berlin to recruit supporters of Adolph Hi**er. https://www.amazon.com/Home-Front-1940-1945-History-Buffalo/dp/B0DCSCNH8Q

02/03/2025

For Women's History Month 2025: In World War II Anna Rosenberg ran the Niagara Frontier's war work force of hundreds of thousands of men and women.

On the 80th anniversary of World War II’s end, everybody remembers Rosie the Riveter. There were 190,000 Rosie the Riveters on the Niagara Frontier. But not all women war workers

22/08/2024

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10/08/2024

How Buffalo, New York, won World War II.

On the Home Front: 1940-1945 (Main Street: The History of Buffalo)

07/07/2024

Ninety years ago, Eberhard von Nasse was the N**i agent founding Buffalo's chapter of the Friends of the New Germany, later to become the German-American Bund. He lived in a boarding house at Delaware Avenue and Edward Street and worked for a German steamship line.

06/06/2024

For the 80th anniversary of D-Day, a preview of "On the Home Front: 1940-1945" printed in the Buffalo News.

Young boys need to have people at home write often to keep the ties with their families. I think it is one of the best ways of maintaining the standards

24/04/2024

Eighty years ago this April, two months before D-Day, Buffalo was a hub of military production. With so many drafted, local war planners were short 26,000 workers to fully staff factories making airplanes, artillery shells and land mines. Everybody was working a 48-hour (or more) week. -Day