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The Little Brothel That Could: The Story of Eliza Quirk and Buffalo’s 72 Sycamore Street
The Little Brothel That Could: The Story of Eliza Quirk and Buffalo's 72 Sycamore Street When people think about Buffalo's...
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Recap of the 2026 Preservation Awards at the Richardson!
Thank you all for joining us at the 2026 Preservation Awards! Your contribution to our cause is greatly appreciated and crucial to our ongoing efforts to protect...
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Announcing the 2026 Preservation Awards Winners across Western New York!
Announcing the 2026 Preservation Awards Winners across Western New York! At Preservation Buffalo Niagara, we believe preservation is about far...
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Heritage Tourism: One of Buffalo’s Strongest Economic Drivers
Buffalo’s history is not just something we preserve. It is something people come here to experience! Across the country, cities are...
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May Is Historic Preservation Month!
May is Preservation Month, and at Preservation Buffalo Niagara, it is one of our favorite times of the year because...
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Fire Prevention in Historic Buildings: Preparation Saves Places
Historic buildings are remarkably resilient—but when it comes to fire, even the strongest structures are vulnerable. Across Buffalo and beyond, we’ve...
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Urgent Update: Ongoing Deterioration at St. Ann’s
St. Ann’s Church remains one of Buffalo’s most significant and vulnerable historic structures. Unfortunately, recent site observations indicate that conditions...
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Preservation Buffalo Niagara Shares East Side Commercial Building Stabilization Model at Statewide Preservation Conference.
Preservation Buffalo Niagara recently presented at the New York Statewide Preservation Conference, highlighting the organization’s East Side Commercial Building Stabilization Program—an initiative...
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Collapse at 102 Johnson Park Raises Urgent Accountability Concerns
A portion of the rear structure at 102 Johnson Park collapsed last week, marking a serious and preventable failure in the stewardship...
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Revitalizing New York’s Largest Historic Landmarks: Why the White Elephant Tax Credit Matters
Across New York State, some of our most iconic historic buildings still sit vacant—massive, architecturally significant structures that have shaped...
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