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Western New York’s oldest building celebrates a special anniversary as we look back to the circumstance surrounding its construction.

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

Preservation projects come in all sizes, as this neighborly good dead demonstrates.

Built to house weaponry and train soldiers, the armory served the community in many other ways.

We mark the passing of an aviation landmark.

We revisit the city’s pioneering role in establishing free public baths.

Darwin Martin and Frank Lloyd Wright typically dominate discussions of the former’s Buffalo home—but not this time.

Part of the post-war Amherst building boom, the roots of this neighborhood began decades earlier.

Western New York Heritage