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Volume 17 | Number 4

  • An Oasis with a — Linwood Gardens (Jolene Zanghi)
  • Conflagration in the Cobblestone District: The Birge Factory Fire of 1880 (John Grandits)
  • Fighting Demon Drink in Fredonia: The Women's Temperance Crusade (Jaqueline Trace)
  • Martha Kellogg Jackson: Legendary Art Dealer (Stephen Kellogg)
  • Buffalo's Early Brewing Heritage: A Survey (John P. Eiss)
  • Another Look: Is a Replica True to Chautauqua's Mission? The Fight Over the Future of the Historic Chautauqua Amphitheater (Brian Berg)
  • Endnotes: Snowstorms — Past and Present (Douglas W. DeCroix)

Winter 2015

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Uncover the Heritage

Volume 17 | Number 4

  • An Oasis with a — Linwood Gardens (Jolene Zanghi)
  • Conflagration in the Cobblestone District: The Birge Factory Fire of 1880 (John Grandits)
  • Fighting Demon Drink in Fredonia: The Women's Temperance Crusade (Jaqueline Trace)
  • Martha Kellogg Jackson: Legendary Art Dealer (Stephen Kellogg)
  • Buffalo's Early Brewing Heritage: A Survey (John P. Eiss)
  • Another Look: Is a Replica True to Chautauqua's Mission? The Fight Over the Future of the Historic Chautauqua Amphitheater (Brian Berg)
  • Endnotes: Snowstorms — Past and Present (Douglas W. DeCroix)

Martha Kellogg Jackson: Legendary Art Dealer

By Stephen Kellogg

An Oasis with a View—Linwood Gardens

By Jolene Zanghi

Fighting the Demon Drink in Fredonia: The Women’s Temperance Crusade

By Jacqueline Trace

The First Brewers on the Niagara Frontier, Buffalo, New York

By John P. Eiss

Is a Replica True to Chautauqua’s Mission?The Fight Over the Future of the Historic Chautauqua Amphitheater

By Brian Berg

The First Brewers on the Niagara Frontier, Buffalo, New York

By John P. Eiss

Endnotes: Snowstorms — Past and Present

By Douglas W. DeCroix

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