Back in the summer of 1969 I worked for the now defunct Buffalo Awning and Tent Company on Broadway and Hickory, in the city that hosts this years National Preservation Conference. more...

Nature and culture, companions in survival in Death Valley Web exhibit. more...

Chicagoland will always be the mecca for Frank Lloyd Wright architecture but second might be Buffalo. more...

It is one of Buffalo's finest examples of ecclesiastical architecture, listing in the National Register of Historic Places and rescued from the fate of so many 19th-century churches. more...

It is all precision and polish, evoking Eastern simplicity, Shaker asceticism, and an elegance at once timeless and of its time. more...

Just take a trip on one of the canal boat tours and you can see a veritable museum collection of grain elevators, hulking skywards like abandoned skyscrapers. more...

With its revolutionary effect on the cross-country delivery of cargo, the Erie Canal was the engineering marvel of the day. more...