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Volume 22 | Number 1

  • D-Day Remembered: Saving Sergeant Niland (Jacek A. Wysocki)
  • The Union College Cup: Buffalo's First Hockey Trophy (Kevin Fisher)
  • Navy Island as the Capital of the World: The Niagara Proposal for the United Nations Headquarters (Don Glynn)
  • There Is No Glamour Here: The Overseas Life and Letters of Alice Lord O'Brian (Anna Wachtel)
  • Buffalo's First Brewery: Thomas Tunnicliff (John Eiss)
  • Old Photo Album: Riverlawn: The Spaulding & Sidway's Grand Island Estate

Spring 2019

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Uncover the Heritage

Volume 22 | Number 1

  • D-Day Remembered: Saving Sergeant Niland (Jacek A. Wysocki)
  • The Union College Cup: Buffalo's First Hockey Trophy (Kevin Fisher)
  • Navy Island as the Capital of the World: The Niagara Proposal for the United Nations Headquarters (Don Glynn)
  • There Is No Glamour Here: The Overseas Life and Letters of Alice Lord O'Brian (Anna Wachtel)
  • Buffalo's First Brewery: Thomas Tunnicliff (John Eiss)
  • Old Photo Album: Riverlawn: The Spaulding & Sidway's Grand Island Estate

D-Day Remembered: Saving Sergeant Niland

By Jacek A. Wysocki

Navy Island as the Capital of the World: The Niagara Proposal for the United Nations Headquarters

By Don Glynn

There Is No Glamour Here: The Overseas Life and Letters of Alice Lord O’Brian

By Anna Wachtel

Buffalo’s First Brewery: Thomas Tunnicliff

By John Eiss

The Union College Cup: Buffalo’s First Hockey Trophy

By Kevin Fisher

Old Photo Album: Riverlawn: The Spaulding & Sidway’s Grand Island Estate

All images from Bill Koch collection, courtesy of the late Martha Sidway Adams, unless otherwise indicated.

Endnotes: Tall Ships Return to Buffalo

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