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February 20, 2001
Name: Rick Whissel
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Palm Harbor, FL     USA
Comments:   Great site . I was looking for information on Whissel Lumber Co or L.N. Whissel Lumber Co. This business was in Buffalo from about 1890 to 1967.


February 18, 2001
Name: Debby Frazier Williams
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Tonawanda, NY     USA
Comments:   Still live in Tonawanda. Wanted my kids to go to KenTon Schools!! What a wonderful history lesson for all ages. Thank you


February 18, 2001
Name: Bob McLaughlin
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Dedham, MA     USA
Comments:   Very interesting. Now I need to come in person.


February 17, 2001
Name: Jody Vann
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Porter, TX     USA
Comments:   Stumbled across your web site while searching the internet. My uncle, William Fries, worked for the railroad for many years and helped write several books; "Iron Rails in Seneca Land" and "Baltimore and Ohio Railroad" and "Erie Railroad". Very interesting site.


February 16, 2001
Name: chris robinson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: e amherst, NY     USA
Comments:   Pee Wee's Pizza in the City of Tonawanda was the best pizza I ver had. Does anyone know how they made their pizza so I can re-create the memory?


February 16, 2001
Name: ALMIRA S. BANKS
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: WINSTON-SALEM, NC     USA
Comments:   I GREW UP IN BUFFALO AND WAS HOME SICK


February 15, 2001
Name: Stephen Kasprisin
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Shorewood, IL     USA
Comments:   I grew up in Buffalo during the 40's and 50's. I enjoyed your web page.


February 15, 2001
Name: Kim
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: Hamburg, NY     USA
Comments:   Great memories! My Sister and I occassionally skipped church to drink coffee at the Deco on Genesee near Pine Ridge Rd. We were about 13 yrs old!


February 11, 2001
Name: Keith Bednar
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: Wedowee, AL     USA
Comments:   Thanks for a fine job at viewing our past. We as a people will never know where we are going if we don't pay attention to where we have come from.Living in the past is a crowded place!!!!


February 10, 2001
Name: Jerri Ann Simon
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Nashville, TN     USA
Comments:   Nice to visit where I once lived. Thank you.


February 04, 2001
Name: Lynn Angelo
E-mail: Lynnmarie4
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Tonawanda, NY     USA
Comments:   I really enjoyed this site. Keep promoting Buffalo.


February 02, 2001
Name: Dyan Slater Nelson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: San Diego, CA     USA
Comments:   I graduated from No. Tonawanda Sr. High in '68 and moved to San Diego in '72. We are now looking into relocating back to the area. Many fond memories are still here!! Great people, food, and mostly memories of Pine Woods Pk, Ellicot Creek Park picnics, Crystal Beach, every summer, the rich colors of Fall, the trains, old theatres, the history, old departmt. stores, fish fries and more! I want to come home!! Hi to the class of '68!! : )


February 02, 2001
Name: Keith Bednar
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: Wedowee, AL     USA
Comments:   Can't wait to get into the sound and sites. Thanks for doing a fine job to keep our past alive.


February 01, 2001
Name: George Schott
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Hampton, VA     USA
Comments:   Great place to look in and see how folks from the old homestead are doing. I may live in Virginia now, but my heart and memories will always be in Buffalo.


January 30, 2001
Name: Brian Mann
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: Wildwood, MO     USA
Comments:   As a Deco fan while growing up in the 50's.....can't find anything as good....


January 30, 2001
Name: D.Frost
E-mail: (716)827-8778
Location: Hamb., NY     USA
Comments:   My Great,Great, Grand Father who came to W.N.Y.from Ireland, opened the first soft drink shop.His name was John Mullins I have one of the blue glass bottles from 1886.Info on Mullins Pop would be great.


January 29, 2001
Name: Rob Rath
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Pleasant Gap, PA     USA
Comments:   Great site! "City of Light" by Lauren Belfer - The Dial Press - got me thinking of home, and searching the web for the Pan American Exposition. How fortunate to grow up in Buffalo and to have absorbed a little of the progressive Buffalo attitude. Stick with it!


January 28, 2001
Name: Timothy Green
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Raliegh, NC     USA
Comments:   Hello to all readers.I love this site,especially the old photos of the city. I was born in the WCA Hospital in Jamestown. I lived in and around Jamestown all my life, until the early 90s,when I moved to Buffalo.I moved to the lower east side, off of Broadway. Ashley and Person St.For the next ten years, I lived in North Buffalo and West Seneca.I was fascinated with the city, and the architecture that Buffalo held. So when I found this site,I was happy to see the things that are not there anymore. This part of my little note, is to the people that are looking for the things that are not there anymore. While living in West Seneca I came across newspapers from March to July of 1945. I have some thirty to forty papers that I am able to scan for you if you would like a copy of any of the articles. Please contact me via email. I will reply to you asap. I hope that someone else will share,old things about our beloved city of Buffalo?


January 28, 2001
Name: Fred Stonehouse
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Marquette, MI     USA
Comments:   Great site! However one small correction. The the US Life-Saving Station crew is not firing a floation device. They are firing a Lyle gun projectile, which weights roughly 19 lbs. It is pulling a shotline and if the skill of the crew is good, that line will fall across the spar of the wreck pole in the background. Once the shotline is in place the shipwrecked crew (or since this is a practice shot) one of the station's crew, will use it to haul a whipline out followed by a hawser. Eventually a breeches buoy will be rigged and the shipwrecked crew rescued. All of this should be finished in 3 minutes or so. Note the overturned "X" of the sand anchor. It is a good photo.


January 27, 2001
Name: Steven M. Schultz
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: East Amherst, NY     USA
Comments:   Great site. Brings back memories. The picture of "Pat's" was terrific.


January 23, 2001
Name: BOB KILCULLEN
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: Port Charlotte,Florida, FL     USA
Comments:   Former resident of Lackawanna,worked for the Bank of Buffalo & Bank of New York before moving to Sarasota,Fl. in 1976.Retired now and living 40 miles south of Sarasota,Fl.In my 49 years in the Buffalo area, I had eaten many times in DECO REST. before they all closed.South Park and Harding Rd.,and Seneca and Elk St. at I believe was Buffalo Creek.BYE!!


January 10, 2001
Name: R Gawrys
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Anchorage, AK     USA
Comments:   native of west seneca, left in 72. my heart is still there. great food great people! now if i could only get my hands on one of those Texas Redhots!


January 08, 2001
Name: Joy Bruscia/Adams
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: coarsegold, AK     USA
Comments:   I lived in Tonawanda for eight out of 10 yearsin the late 40s and early 50s. I left for California when I was ten. I still have relatives living there. Tell Mary North "Hello" for me. Karen Hennigen might be there,too! I imagine things have changed quite a bit since I was there when I was nineteen. Tonawanda was a great little town. See ya, JA


January 07, 2001
Name: Marlene Adelman
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: West Bloomfield, MI     USA
Comments:   Hello. I'm an artist and plan on painting my kitchen. I want to make it a 50's - diner - kitch - art deco - Florida kind of thing.... Any suggestions of where I can see some pictures of Florida restaurants of the 50's?


January 06, 2001
Name: Robert Cadle
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: GERALDINE, AL     USA
Comments:   I think it is cool to read about HISTORY


January 04, 2001
Name: Peggy Wagner
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: Las Vegas, NV     USA
Comments:   My father William Rautenstrauch worked for many years in the grain elevators as did many of our family friends. Bye


January 03, 2001
Name: Peggy Wagner
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: Las Vegas, NV     USA
Comments:   My Mother, Margaret (Rautenstrauch) Pause was the manager of the Deco Restaurant on Seneca & Emslie for many years in the 1950's & 60's. I also worked there while attending Bishop Quigley H.S. I personally served both Joseph & Gregory Deck. My husband's Aunt Grace O'Shei also worked as a manager at the Niagara Street location for over ten years. Bye


December 30, 2000
Name: shawn d bishop
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: little valley, NY     USA
Comments:   Keep me updated. Thanks. Wolfey


December 24, 2000
Name: harold m lewis
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: nashville, TN     USA
Comments:   I MISS MY "REAL" PIZZA


December 24, 2000
Name: kevin owens
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Cheyenne, WY     USA
Comments:   Went PS #81 (73-74) then moved to Orchard Park. Been in the Air Force since 85. Have only been back once since. Great site! I miss the food and the people.


December 23, 2000
Name: Robert Munzert
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   I think this a great idea.


December 22, 2000
Name: david charlesworth
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: taunton, MA     USA
Comments:   I have great memories of growing up in the Town of Tonawanda, specifically my family and friends, the Sheridan Parkside projects, the Sheridan youth center, Hoover Junior, Kenmore West, the Bills!


December 21, 2000
Name: Joseph Dickson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: Fairport, NY     USA
Comments:   Great site, especially the railroad material.


December 20, 2000
Name: Bill Paradine
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: London, Ontario, NY     Canada
Comments:   Thanks for the memories. When I was a child, I lived in a small town to the south west of London. There were three mainlines through town in the 1940's, NYC, C&O and CN. I sat for hours near the tracks listening to all those steam trains whistling at three different crossings. Those whistles still make the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Thanks again.


December 19, 2000
Name: Egbert Koch
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: a friend at Dayton, OH
Location: Hamburg, HH     Germany
Comments:   Very well done, though the photos appeared on my monitor a little bit dark. I understand that you have a semi-official list of Fresnel lenses used in the US. Why don't you publish this list together with photos ?


December 12, 2000
Name: Jeff Moorehead
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Encinitas, CA     USA
Comments:   What an amazing nostalgic journey to the old rail yards! Truly spectacular sounds on "Living With Steam"!


December 10, 2000
Name: M. J. Connor
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Dover, OH     USA
Comments:   Started my RR career with the Buffalo Creek in the mid-60's. Later an EL, NYC, PC, and CR man. Since late 80's with Ohio Central system. Our experience in bring dead and dying railroads back to life in Ohio and other states argues that Buffalo's railroad malaise in greatly self-induced. Researching the history of the Erie (DL&W and EL) Buffalo Division, the Buffalo Creek Railroad, and the Buffalo & Susquehanna Railway System. Contacts and data sources would be appreciated.


December 09, 2000
Name: Valerie
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: BFLO, NY     USA
Comments:   I really enjoyed what you have but...How about some of those rollicking Erie Canal Songs?...What about the war of 1812 and before?


December 09, 2000
Name: skip scanlon
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   Wonderful site. My grandfather was a scooper for 45yrs-my father was a scooper for 40yrs & I'm the last of a dying breed - 30yrs a scooper. Scooping is on it's last legs - a far cry from it's days of importance.


December 07, 2000
Name: Wendy Leader Johnston
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Tallahassee, FL     USA
Comments:   Attended PS #22 1955-1960. Lived on Hertle Avenue across from Loblaws


December 07, 2000
Name: David Matthews
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Scottsdale, AZ     USA
Comments:   Can anyone help me with the 1935-1940 history of the Buffalo State Hospital, from the perspective of an employee? I have purchased the book "Proud Vision", but I would love to hear from anyone with knowledge of what is was like to work at the hospital as an 'attendent' during the late 1930s. I can be reached at [email protected]. Thank you for this great site!


December 04, 2000
Name: Laurence Bauer
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Dayton, OH     USA
Comments:   THis is a fantastic site. I have been looking for pictures that I can use in a document that I'm constructing that will tell the story of my parents lives. I was born and raised in Buffalo but moved away because of my career. I am trying to reconstruct their world vrom the 40's when they met. Is it possible to obtain copies of pictures. I was looking for pictures of the Town Casino and the Chez Ami, two places they went to dance. I would appreciate any suggestions Thanks Larry Bauer


December 04, 2000
Name: ernie woodson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   I like anything about the history and geography of buffalo. I would like to hear more about a neighborhood called Valley on the east side. ernie woodson


November 29, 2000
Name: jennifer ambrusko waggoner
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: garland, TX     USA
Comments:   I was born and raised in Tonawanda and Buffalo. I'm a Mohawk Indian who has lost some of my roots and desperately want them back:)


November 24, 2000
Name: William R Trautman
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: East Aurora, NY     USA
Comments:   Great site for Buffalo native! Mt St Joseph School for Boys, PS 17, Tech HS, State Teachers College at Bflo, UB School of Engineering, Curtiss Wright, Cornell Aeronautical Lab & Engineering /Architectural Practice.


November 22, 2000
Name: Bob
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Comments:   Does anyone remember Chez Ami? Do you know what years it was open? What is in that location now?


November 16, 2000
Name: Lynne Pellarin
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Hollywood, FL     USA
Comments:   A very nice site! I was born in Buffalo; raised in N. Tonawanda, and left for Florida at age 20. Twenty-eight years later, I'm still here but I did visit this past June. Fascinated by the Falls (always), the wonderful food, and the amazingly low prices. All Buffalo buffs should read City of Light by Lauren Belfer, set in the Buffalo of 1900. Stay warm this winter!


November 11, 2000
Name: Jane Marion
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   More applause for John Percy and his assistants for their great work on the history of Kenmore and the Town of Tonawanda, accurate, thorough and with a touch of humor throughout.


November 28, 2000
Name: Susan (Hanson) Berke
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Yankton, SD     USA
Comments:   I was born in Buffalo-lived in the Black Rock Section. Then moved to Town of Tonawanda in the early 70's. I went to PS 79, PS 81, Kenmore Jr High & Kenmore West HS. Left New York & moved to South Dakota. Only been back to Buffalo one time since, in 1981. This was a great site to bring back memories. Sorry to read that the Colvin Theatre was tore down. Use to go there on Saturdays and watch movies for $.25.


November 28, 2000
Name: STEVE SEROTTE
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: TONAWANDA, NY     USA
Comments:   I LIVED IN THE TOWN OF TONAWANDA. (1958-1970) AS A KID ON WOODMERE DRIVE, WE HAD GREAT TIMES TOGETHER. GREG RIDGE, TONY PELLARITE, STEVE REMSON, MICHAEL BATH, TRACY CONSIDINE AND MARK GEGINO. BRIGHTON POOL IN THE SUMMER; PEE WEE CREEK; P/U FOOTBALL GAMES AT OUR SCHOOL- GLENDALE ELEMENTARY; SNOW FROM OCTOBER TO SOMETIMES APRIL; MAKING SNOWMEN; SNOWBALL FIGHTS; CAMPING OUT IN BACKYARDS; PLAYING "KICK THE CAN" THROUGHOUT THE NEIGHBORHOOD; RIDING OUR BIKES TO WOODELL DRUGS TO BUY CANDY, GUM, AND TEN CENT KITES. STAYING OUTSIDE TO PLAY ALL DAY, UNTIL SUNDOWN. WAITING TO HEAR MY FATHER WHISTLE FOR ME TO COME HOME, BECAUSE IT WAS TIME TO EAT OR COME IN FOR THE EVENING.THE 60'S, TURBULENT TIMES FOR A NATION, BUT TO A GROUP OF KIDS GROWING UP IN A MIDDLE CLASS SUBURB, LIFE SEEMED MUCH SIMPLER THEN. EVERY KID SHOULD BE FORTUNATE TO LIVE IN A NEIGHBORHOOD LIKE THIS. GREAT MEMORIES-I THINK ABOUT THOSE TIMES QUITE OFTEN- I MISS THEM.


November 26, 2000
Name: Manuel Sarria
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Brooklyn, NY     USA
Comments:   Thank you for this art deco site and for the houses in Cuba. Thank you!


November 26, 2000
Name: George Ratajczak
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Barnegat, NJ     USA
Comments:   Surfing the Buffalo links as I am a transplanted Buffaloian. Enjoy the Deco Stories as they bring back great memories of timess past. I used to go to the one on Bailey Ave just south of Walden Ave.


November 09, 2000
Name: Jane Wertman Krasna
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: Thousand Oaks, CA     USA
Comments:   Hi, I grew up in South Buffalo, attended P.S. #29 and South Park H.S.; graduated 1969 and am wondering if anyone knows if there will be another SPHS reunion I missed the 25th and never heard of a 30th. I love your site, it brings back alot of memories but do you have any pictures of S. Buffalo? It was a wonderful place to grow up. Thanks.


November 09, 2000
Name: Mary Silveri
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   I'm sorry to say I don't remember the Deco Restaurants and I'm sad to say they are all out of business. Any plans to bring them back????


November 07, 2000
Name: Gregory Regis
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Town of Tonawanda, NY     USA
Comments:   Just checking you out. My kids have a day off from school. What do you suggest we do with our time? Any Historical Society events we can attend?


November 04, 2000
Name: Steve
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   My brother and I both recall a Deco restaurant being located on Genessee St at the city line. The restaurant was located in the center of the IRC/NFT bus loop just west of Pine Ridge Road. Does anyone else remember that location?


November 04, 2000
Name: Haven Ward
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Mount Dora , FL     USA
Comments:   I miss Buffalo and had to come back if just on the internet.


October 31, 2000
Name: Peter Hassett
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Hamburg, NY     USA
Comments:   I love the feeling of being a tourist in my own home town! And since the city's past is clearly larger than its present, I eagerly await each new old discovery! Then again, if I could peer 100 years into the future, what would I see?


October 28, 2000
Name: Doug Linden
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Southborough, MA     USA
Comments:   Coming from a family of railroaders this is a great site.


October 25, 2000
Name: M ONeil Pierce
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Springville, NY     USA
Comments:   My kids really enjoyod the PanAm photos. My father, who was born in 1923 was featured in H&O oats ads. Although I havent seen a copy in decades, there might still be a few around Buffalo.


October 22, 2000
Name: Rich Cooklish
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Wheatfield, NY     USA
Comments:   I enjoyed visiting your site. I have never fully appreciated the beauty of Buffalo. Your pictures are great. I learned a lot about the history of the city. Many people think that this is a dying city but I think the best is yet to come.


October 20, 2000
Name: Stephen Cocca
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Gowanda, NY     USA
Comments:   Excellent. I enjoyed my stay very much. Thank You.


October 19, 2000
Name: David Matthews
E-mail: [email protected]
Location: Scottsdale, AZ     USA
Comments:   What a GREAT Buffalo history site! Keep up the good work. I would very much like to receive e-mail from anyone with memories or knowledge of: The 'Wood and Brooks' piano key manufacturing company in Riverside; The 1940s Thompson or Guernsey Street neighborhood in Black Rock; Attendants at Buffalo State Hospital on Forest Avenue in the 1930s; PS #51 on Hertle Avenue in 1949; The Baynes Street neighborhood in the 1940s (Matthews Confectionary -1945-46, at 129 Baynes - across from Lafayette HS or PS #45). Thanks to all for remembering!


October 16, 2000
Name: Debbie
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Belleville, IL     USA
Comments:   I have a desk that was given to me by my mother-in-law. It has a metal stamp in the drawer. I am trying to find out about it. What i can read of the stamp is Remington (Pano or rano) Tonowanda, NY. I am looking to find out how old the desk is and its origin. If you can help me I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you


October 14, 2000
Name: Richard Salt
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Taunton, NC     ENGLAND
Comments:   Remarkable!. You have probably been asked this one a thousand times - Are these (railroad sounds) available on Cassette or CD?. If so where.

(note - a cd containing the railroad recordings featured on the "Living With Steam" Web site will be available soon - ath.)


October 11, 2000
Name: Fran Nowicki Currier
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Parish, NY     USA
Comments:   I was born on the East side of Buffalo in 1938. I graduated frm Cheektowaga JHS, 1953 and Villa Maria in 1956...would like to hear frm these classmates...


October 09, 2000
Name: Paul L. Tomasik
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Hamburg, NY     USA
Comments:   Of the hundreds of articles I've searched, I was unable to find anything pertaining to the Buffalo Breakwall. Is there any research on the Breakwall. Thank you.


October 07, 2000
Name: ed lewis
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   I remember eating at the deco many times...and stopping in for a hot cup of coffee in the winter to warm me up..that was great...


October 06, 2000
Name: james abato
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   As a long time resident, and 3rd generation italian, its touching to view the grain elevators my grandfather helped erect as a young man settling in buffalo at the begining of the 20th century. thankyou


October 03, 2000
Name: Dave Lamson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Lisbon, NH     USA
Comments:   VERY much enjoy the sounds of NYC and PRR steam and the Tower talk


October 02, 2000
Name: Judith Haskins
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Comments:   I'm trying to find information about a grandfather who lived in North Tonawanda and then Buffalo, NY. His name was Charles Marky. He married Maud Cutway. I have been told that her family lived in North Tonawanda at one time, also. This would be prior to 1922.


September 27, 2000
Name: Poad
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   Wow!


September 25, 2000
Name: F.D.Williamson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   Another one born in the old first ward,,Elk St..Now S.Park I think.. Left in 41 CCC,,WW11 USMC..Looking for any one with Info.on the family,,,Woodside,,Eden,,Sage,,all former Street addresses Thanks,, Excellent site..


September 24, 2000
Name: mary anne bentley thompson
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: dunkirk, NY     USA
Comments:   Just came upon this site while looking up information on the buffalos around Buffalo to benefit Roswell Park Hospital. Great idea and very innovative. Buffalo holds fond memories from childhood on. Keep on improving but don't lose the "home town" atmosphere that is unique to Western NY.


September 24, 2000
Name: Craig Della Penn
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Agawam, MA     USA
Comments:   Nice site. I'll be back.


September 23, 2000
Name: d. a. lang
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: viera, FL     USA
Comments:   Can you provide information re purchasing any of the books credited herein, such as "Buffalo's Waterfront," "Grain Elevators" and so forth? Your site is superb. Thanks.


September 21, 2000
Name: Ken Evens
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Colorado Springs, CO     USA
Comments:   A great page, breaks my heart to see the deteioration of what was once a great city that had everything, I grew up in Buffalo, attented Burgard High, entered the US Navy in 1949 where I stayed for some 26 years, however I never returned to live in Buffalo, but always make the yearly visit to see family and the Historical sites you have preserved in this most memorable page. Thank you so much.


September 19, 2000
Name: Thomas F. Strauss
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: Weatherford, TX     USA
Comments:   Born Buffalo General Hospital 1953.Moved to Texas 1978.Miss Tonawanda where I grew up.


September 18, 2000
Name: Forgotten_Daughter
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Comments:   Please visit www.whereiswillie.com. I'm searching for my birth father, who has roots in Buffalo or Niagara Falls. Visit my page, and please pass on to anyone else!! Thanks for your help!!


September 16, 2000
Name: don
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: buffalo, NY     USA
Comments:   Brings me back to my childhood memories!!! Thank you very much.


September 14, 2000
Name: alfred g. baker
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Word of Mouth
Location: clearwater, FL     USA
Comments:   Being from buffalo, I like the history and am trying to find any Wickwire Spencer Steel worker. I worked 17 years on the railroad -started in the track gang then they closed the plant. Plant was located on River Road, Tonwanada, N.Y.


September 13, 2000
Name: david peters
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: other
Location: wallingford, CT     USA
Comments:   Great site, recordings really First Rate. They are a boon to Rail Road history Buffs. We will visit this site Often. We have a Rail Road Museum in CT. Give us a look if you wish. Regards Dave Peters


September 13, 2000
Name: Jim Allen
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Holland, MI     USA
Comments:   Very Good


September 12, 2000
Name: William Hollowood
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Kadena AB, NY     JP
Comments:   Active duty USAF member currently stationed on Okinawa Japan. Born in Buffalo; hometown is Springbrook, NY.


September 12, 2000
Name: Josh Mason
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Oaktown, IN     USA
Comments:   This site was very interesting but I was hoping for some tips on how to save our old elevator. If anyone has any ideas that can help let me know.


September 10, 2000
Name: RJWisgirda
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Boise, ID     USA
Comments:   I'm a former resident of western New York and still interested in its' history. I am also a lighthouse enthusiast. This is a very nice site.


September 08, 2000
Name: Larry Beahan
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Buffalo , NY     USA
Comments:   I visted the light with my folks in the forties. In the fifties I kept a sailing dinghy at Sandy Banister's, down the way. At least once a season all our boats blew ashore. For fifteen years or so now, our crew has sailed J24 Coyote back to her, after the race, every summer Wednesday . She's a sight.


September 04, 2000
Name: John Bisci
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Radio/Television/Newspaper
Location: Las Vegas, NV     USA
Comments:   I am retired from Conagra & Lake and rail elevator. My father worked on building the mill,at that time it was International Milling and Robin Hood flour. When the mill started up he was hired to work there. I was hired in 1957 and worked ther till I r etired in 1966.


September 03, 2000
Name: larry&pat kearney
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via:
Location: west brookfield, MA     USA
Comments:   Very interesting. Hope you can help us find some info regarding a company named Wood & Brooks. They were located in Buffalo during WWII and used to make ivory piano keys. My father was employed by them.


September 03, 2000
Name: Rosemary Smutz
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: A link from another site
Location: Eden, NY     USA
Comments:   I was born in Buffalo in 1929 and was delighted when I found this website. It's fun to look back. I feel that I had the best years in Buffalo during the 20 years I lived there. After I married, I moved to Eden, NY. The politicans have ruined downto wn and it will never be the way it was in my early years. What wonderful department stores and the theatres that were available to us. At least, I have good memories.


September 01, 2000
Name: listener
E-mail: [email protected]
I found the site via: Search Engine
Location: Syracuse, NY     USA
Comments:   Thanks, I watched 'em in the 40'ties. (Steam Trains)