Audience at President Lyndon B. Johnson's 1966 speech in Buffalo, New York

President Lyndon B. Johnson

A large group of people stands in the street and on the steps of a building with tall columns. The building’s facade is decorated with striped bunting and a banner that reads “BUFFALO WELCOMES PRESIDENT JOHNSON.” Flags are visible in the crowd, and some uniformed individuals and a band can be seen on the steps. A white vehicle is parked on the left, and people in mid-century attire walk or stand facing the building, suggesting a public event or rally.

Public Affairs Photograph collection

University Archives

State University of New York at Buffalo

19-Aug-66

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Niagara Square outside City Hall in Buffalo, New York.

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