Western New York Heritage

  • 1999

    Spring 1999 Issue

    Rainy-Daisy and the Spirit of the Pan-Am

    Controversy over the Pan-Am artwork created by Evelyn Rumsey Cary. The official logo and emblem was viewed by some as too risque and a spoof to poke fun at the criticism resulted in an alternate version of the poster.
    When Pierce-Arrow Went to War

    The Pierce-Arrow motor car company went from manufacturing luxury cars to building trucks for the army during WWI.
    Old Photo Album: Western New York Heritage Collection

    Photos from the Western New York Heritage collection.
    Frank Lloyd Wright: Unexecuted Designs for Western New York

    Illustrations of unbuilt projects from the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright including the Darwin D. Martin House and Graycliff.
    Schooner Michigan - A Symbolic Voyage

    An interpretation of the public spectacle.
    Objects from the Goodyear Site: A Proto-historic Iroquoian Village, Town of Elma

    An archaeological excavation turns up important new information on the prior inhabitants of Erie County.
    Last Look: Marked for Demolition

    A glimpse of some of Buffalo's once-cherished homes and storefronts, now marked for demolition.
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    From the Gift Shop
    North Park Theatre

    Through a partnership with Christopher Behrend Photography, we bring you this photography book showing the end result of the restoration of the Art Nouveau murals in the North Park Theatre.
    The Ice Must Flow

    Through a partnership with Christopher Behrend Photography, we bring you this unique collection of the most intense & beautiful winter icescapes-captured during the incredible winter months of 2019.
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    When Pierce-Arrow Led the Parades

    When the United States finally entered the First World War, a series of parades for international war commissions showcased one of the region’s most elegant automobiles.
    Last Look: The Brick Buildings of the Richardson Complex

    The Richardson Complex that housed the Buffalo State Hospital, now the Buffalo Psychiatric Center, has been a North Buffalo landmark since its opening in 1880. 

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