Kielawa owned two pharmacies, one on the corner of Broadway and Woltz and the other at 1123 Broadway.
A full-length studio portrait of a man with a mustache, standing against a plain backdrop. He wears a dark suit and bow tie and has one hand at his side.
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Album pamiatkowe i przewodnik handlowy : osady polskiej w miescie Buffalo, z dolaczeniem okolicznych miejscowósci ze stanu New York.
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Polish Room
State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries
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Bishops -- Homes and haunts -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
A large brick house and an adjoining church with a rose window and pointed spires, viewed from across a sidewalk and lawn.
Opened the first Polish pharmacy in Buffalo at 391 Peckham Street. Moved to Trenton, New Jersey, and then to Buffalo in 1894.
An oval-framed portrait of a man in a dark suit with a high-collared shirt. He has a thick curled mustache and short hair.
A portrait of a man with short dark hair and a trimmed beard and mustache, wearing a suit with a bow tie.
A studio portrait of a man with light-colored hair and a bow tie, wearing a vest and dark suit. A small lapel pin is visible on his jacket.
A busy city street scene with horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians in late 19th or early 20th-century clothing, and multi-story commercial buildings. Signs for the "Iroquois" building are visible at the top of tall structures
Buffalo (N.Y.)--Buildings, structures, etc.
A two-story wooden building with a storefront on the ground floor. Several people stand near the entrance, and a sign advertises beer. Utility poles and cobblestone streets are visible in front.
A formal portrait of a man with short hair and a mustache, wearing a dark suit and patterned bow tie.
Franciszek with his four brothers: Anthony, Alexander, Joseph and Valery.
A studio portrait of a group of five males. An adult sits in the center on a patterned chair with a young boy on a stool beside him, while three young men stand around them. All are dressed in suits.
Architects and builders--New York (State)--Buffalo
Jan F. Hojnacki was involved with house construction, as well as moving houses as can be seen in this picture.
A two-story wooden building being relocated. Workers and a horse are positioned around it, with men carrying beams and ropes tied to the structure. A sign on the building reads "Gazeta Buffaloska."
Lived at 115 Gibson Street, where his business was also located.
A studio portrait of a man with short hair and mustache, wearing a suit and light-colored bow tie.
A formal portrait of a man with short dark hair and a large mustache, wearing a striped suit, white shirt, and tie.
Wysłannik papieski do amerykanskiej Polonii, w sprawie równouprawnienia polska-amerykańskiego kleru, gościł w Buffalo od 3go do 10 go czerwca 1905 r., przyjmowany owacyjnie przez całą buffaloska Polonie
Papal envoy to the American Polonia, hosted in Buffalo from the 3rd to the 10 of June, 1905.
A clerical portrait of a man wearing religious garments, including a chain with a large cross.
A large multi-story building with arched windows on the upper floors, awnings over the ground-level storefronts, and horse-drawn carriages in the street. Smaller adjacent buildings line the block.
Three time alderman of Buffalo, he lived at 23 Miller Avenue. Born in West Prussia, he arrived in Buffalo in 1879 with his parents.
A formal portrait of a man with short hair and no visible facial hair, wearing a dark suit and light-colored bow tie.
A formal portrait of a man with short dark hair, wearing a suit with a high white collar and cravat. He faces forward with a neutral expression against a plain background.
A studio portrait of a man with curly dark hair and a moustache. He is dressed in a suit jacket, bow tie, and collared shirt, looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression.
A portrait of a man with short curly hair, glasses, and a moustache. He is dressed in a dark suit with a vest, light-colored shirt, and a bow tie. The background is plain.
A portrait of a man with a large moustache, parted hair, and a serious expression. He wears a dark suit jacket, vest, and tie, with a visible medal or decorative pin on his lapel.
A portrait of a man with sideburns and glasses, wearing a three-piece suit with vest, jacket, and a watch chain. He has a moustache and looks slightly to his left.
Also known as Jakób Jasiek, he lived at 341 Peckham Avenum.
An oval-framed studio portrait of a man with a moustache and short hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and bow tie. He looks slightly off-camera with a neutral expression.
A young man in clerical attire sits in a dark robe with a high collar. He wears glasses and looks directly at the camera. The background is plain and dark.
A clergyman seated in an ornate wooden chair, wearing a long cassock with a sash. He rests one arm on the armrest and faces forward. The backdrop shows a studio setting with a curtain and decorative background.
Wjazd do portu buffaloskiego z jeziora Erie, przy świetle księża.
Lighthouses -- Great Lakes (North America)
Lighthouses -- New York (State) -- Buffalo
The entrance to the port of Lake Erie, in the moonlight.
A harbor scene with a tall lighthouse at the left, silhouetted against the sky. A steamboat with smoke rising from its smokestack moves across the water in the distance. The water surface reflects light beneath a cloudy sky.
A formal studio portrait of a man wearing clerical clothing with a Roman collar. He has round glasses, short hair, and a composed expression, facing slightly to his left.
A seated man in clerical dress with a Roman collar, positioned next to a small table covered with a striped cloth and a book. He faces forward with one hand resting on the table and the other on his lap.
A multi-story brick institutional building with arched windows, a central entrance, and a cross on top. Groups of children and adults stand in front of the building on the street.
Szkoła św. Stanisława, widok od Fillmore Ave.
St. Stanislaus School view from Fillmore Ave.
A street view of a large brick institutional building with arched windows and a tower topped with a cross. A church tower is visible further down the street, and the street is lined with utility poles
An architectural drawing of a church with two tall towers topped with crosses and a large rose window at the front. The building has arched windows, clock faces on the towers, and horse-drawn carriages in front.
The first Polish church in Buffalo. This spot later held the school for St. Stanislaus.
A small wooden church building with a front tower topped by a cross. The church has arched windows and a central double-door entrance. Stones and rubble are scattered on the ground in front.
A formal studio portrait of a man in clerical clothing with a Roman collar. He has curly hair, a broad face, and is facing slightly to his right.
Public libraries--New York (State)--Buffalo
A large brick civic building with turrets and Gothic-style architecture. In front of it stands a tall monument topped by a statue, with people walking and sitting on benches in the surrounding grounds.
Opisując życie polaków w mieście, niepodobieństwem jest nie wspomnieć o polskich rolnikach, o życiu farmerskiem.
A wide, open field with evenly spaced haystacks arranged in rows. The field is grassy, and the sky appears light and featureless.
Rycina powyższa przedstawia jedno z takich farmerskich zabudowań, jakich cały rząd widzieliśmy na poprzedniej ilustracyi
A black-and-white photograph showing a simple rural scene. At the center is a one-story log house with a low roof, unevenly covered with additional material. To the left stands a tall wooden grain elevator. The surrounding landscape is flat and grassy, with no trees visible nearby.
A historic black-and-white photograph of Niagara Falls. The large waterfalls dominate the left side of the image, with mist rising from the base. In the foreground, a dock and small buildings are visible near the water’s edge, along with a boat preparing to depart. A long covered walkway descends from the top of the falls to the dock area.