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Volume 13 | Number 4

  • For I Never Would Have Surrendered: The 1886 Fenian Invasion of Canada (C. Douglas Kohler)
  • Buffalo Hotels and the Niagara Movement: New Evidence Refutes an Old Legend (Cynthia Van Ness)
  • From a Cambria Farm to National Fame and Back Again: The Seven Sutherland Sisters ( Brandon M. Stickney)
  • Sometimes Conservation is a "Piece of Cake" (Douglas W. DeCroix)
  • History Written with Jazz: The Colored Musician's Club of Buffalo (Joel Rudewicz with Chris Root)
  • Old Photo Album: Winter Life in Jamestown and Chautauqua County (Fenton History Center)
  • Another Look: "Building 88": The Barracks at Fort Niagara State Park (Douglas W. DeCroix)

Winter 2011

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Uncover the Heritage

Volume 13 | Number 4

  • For I Never Would Have Surrendered: The 1886 Fenian Invasion of Canada (C. Douglas Kohler)
  • Buffalo Hotels and the Niagara Movement: New Evidence Refutes an Old Legend (Cynthia Van Ness)
  • From a Cambria Farm to National Fame and Back Again: The Seven Sutherland Sisters ( Brandon M. Stickney)
  • Sometimes Conservation is a "Piece of Cake" (Douglas W. DeCroix)
  • History Written with Jazz: The Colored Musician's Club of Buffalo (Joel Rudewicz with Chris Root)
  • Old Photo Album: Winter Life in Jamestown and Chautauqua County (Fenton History Center)
  • Another Look: "Building 88": The Barracks at Fort Niagara State Park (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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