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8226-356: Cheektowaga (Buffalo Crushed Stone site): aerial view of farmland, a river, and parallel rail lines running through the scene.
8226-339: Cheektowaga (Buffalo Crushed Stone site): aerial view of agricultural fields intersected by rail lines, roads, and a winding creek.
8226-138: aerial view of a dense city grid with rows of houses, a large circular park with water feature and paths, and two rectangular reservoirs at the top.
8226-95: aerial view of a large rail yard with multiple tracks, a roundhouse, warehouses, and adjacent residential neighborhoods.
Protesters, including children, with signs at a rally against landfill construction by CECOS International Inc. (a waste management service company in Niagara Falls, New York)
8226-173: aerial view of a city edge with grid-pattern housing transitioning into farmland and landscaped areas with circular and winding road layouts.
Martin House veranda --viewed from Summit Avenue
Home of Hardin H. Littell, 137 Summer Street.
Darwin M. Foster standing in front of a brick wall on a barred balcony
Darwin M. Foster, in winter coat and hat, looking at the view over a balcony railing
8226-254: Main Street, E of UB South Campus-Williamsville: aerial view of a partly developed neighborhood with a street grid, scattered houses, and large open tracts of land.
8226-32: aerial view of a dense residential neighborhood with a park, baseball fields, and a canal running through the area.
James F. Foster seated in a pitched tent while camping
8226-196: Forest Lawn Cemetery and Delaware Park: aerial view of a large urban park with open fields, baseball diamonds, winding paths, and surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Dorothy Martin Foster and three unidentified companions with baggage at a boat dock
8226-303: aerial view of farmland with a winding river, roads, small settlement, and extensive rail yard.
Ed Gicewicz, UB Varsity Football team player, 1949-1950 season
Martin House --view of main entrance with second-story casement windows and birdhouse on front lawn
Aerial view of the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
8226-134: aerial view of a dense residential grid with rail yards, a roundhouse, industrial complexes, and a landscaped park with circular paths.
Dancing at Jewish Community Center, in celebration of Yom Hatzmaout (Israeli Independence Day)
8226-223: aerial view of a residential neighborhood with grid and curved street layouts, intersected by a major rail line, with open excavation areas on the left.
Children in the churchyard of an unidentified brick church
UB Varsity Football team halfback George Maue breaks away for a gain as Bucknell defenders close in, 1958-1959 season
Home of Clarence H. Littell, 528 West Ferry Street.
McMannis' graves, Martin family relatives, in the Presbyterian Church Cemetery at Westfield, New Jersey
Abandoned Love Canal homes with a street sign in front reading 'Deaf Child Area', Niagara Falls, New York
8226-102: aerial view of then dense city grid of downtown Buffalo (City Hall detail) with diagonal avenues, circular plazas, and rail yards on the left side.; west to waterfront; Michigan Ave (E); Buffalo River (S); North St. (N)
View of the empty, cracked streets of the abandoned Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
Martin Complex construction, July 30, 1904
8226-183: Forest Lawn Cemetery: aerial view of a city neighborhood adjacent to a large park with winding paths, wooded areas, and a lake.
Coplon family home in Buffalo, donated for the use of Daughters of Israel Jewish Old Folks Home.
Aerial view of the Love Canal and its surrounding neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
Rally for Soviet Jewry, Washington DC, 1985.
Graycliff estate main house during construction as viewed from the south
Ob. Jan Tomala z rodziną
8226-251: Main Street, E of UB South Campus-Williamsville: aerial view of a semi-rural area with farmland, scattered houses, and a town grid at the lower right, intersected by rail line.
The Joyces at Rocofoin, a portfolio of eight photographs of the Joyces with Adrienne Monnier and her family
A playground sign, knocked down and overgrown in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
Martin House --view of corner of veranda and neighboring apartment house
Darwin D. Martin House exterior --walkway and steps to front entrance
UB Softball team players (Number 34 and Number 30), 1981 season
Camp Fire Girls National Thrift Honor Emblem, undated
Kaufman's Bakery Truck
8226-184: Forest Lawn Cemetery and Delaware Park: aerial view of a city neighborhood with grid-pattern housing next to a large park with winding paths, wooded areas, and lakes.
8226-73: aerial view of residential blocks intersected by rail yards, a roundhouse, and large industrial facilities with storage tanks near a river bend.
View of the 99th Street Elementary School seen from Read Avenue in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
Graycliff estate main house exterior featuring the north side view room
99th Street Elementary School, Love Canak neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
8226-220: University District near UB South Campus. Part of South Campus (E portion of campus not available): aerial view of a dense residential grid with tightly packed houses, a rail line and industrial area at the top, and open land with athletic fields on the right.
Camp Fire Girls Women of Achievement Project, Mother Ross, 1939
Bison, Sept. 1932
Bison, Feb. 1935
View of the Darwin D. Martin House garden
Martin House --front exterior view with birdhouses on front lawn
M. Goldsman, Watchmaker and Jeweler.
8226-222: aerial view of a residential neighborhood with a rail line running diagonally and large open excavation areas to the left and bottom center: University District near UB South Campus. Part of South Campus (E portion of campus not available)
8226-226: aerial view of a residential neighborhood with a dense street grid, adjacent to a large open park with sports fields and tree cover.
Statue of Woodrow Wilson
Darwin D. Martin Complex construction as of August 26, 1904
Darwin D. Martin House Complex garden wall with outdoor planters
View of the Graycliff estate construction from the west featuring the boiler house
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 9, 1904
Margaret R. and Darwin M. Foster tent camping at Graycliff
Graycliff estate main house under construction by workers on the roof as viewed from the northwest corner
Louise Bethune with Bicycle, circa 1890-1910
View of the 99th Street Elementary School in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
View of the Christmas tree at the Darwin D. Martin House, Buffalo, New York
8226-182: Forest Lawn Cemetery and Main Street near Canisius College: aerial view of a city neighborhood with grid-pattern housing, intersecting diagonal streets, and a large park with winding paths.
Throng of school children assembled behind ropes to watch a parade on the city streets, view 2
Darwin D. Martin House Complex under construction as of August 26, 1904
Love Canal resident and activist Debbie Cerrillo speaking to news reporters outdoors in June 1980
Lafayette Square with the newly opened Hotel Lafayette, circa 1904
View of the clay cap remediiation site behind the 99th Street Elementary School in the Love Canal neighborhaod, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
Graveyard tombstones of Martin family relatives at the Episcopal Churchyard, Elizabeth, New Jersey
View of the Darwin D. Martin House library
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 2
Margaret R. and Darwin M. Foster pulling their mother Dorothy Martin Foster on a boat trailer up the Graycliff driveway
James F. and Dorothy Martin Foster playing tennis at Graycliff (main house in background)
Darwin D. Martin House yard with outdoor planter, roof overhang and the pergola
Portrait of an unidentified young woman in profile posed against a tree on the city street outside the Foster house
View of the 99th Street Elementary School in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
Horses and a carriage in front of the Darwin D. Martin House garage
Rally against resettlement of the Love Canal area organized by the Citizen's Clearinghouse for Hazardous Wastes which was founded by Love Canal activist Lois Gibbs in 1981
View of the fenced containment area around the original Love Canal site, Niagara Falls, New York
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 1
View of workers building the northwest section of the Graycliff main house
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of May 9, 1905
Overview of the Darwin D. Martin Complex construction site, August 26, 1904
Dorothy Martin with her attendants at her wedding in the Martin House garden
Peter Emslie Illustrations of H.H. Richardson’s Buffalo State Hospital
Charles Bethune and Louise Bethune with Charles W. Bethune, Jr., circa 1895
Larkin Soap Company Pavilion at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, view 3
Graycliff estate foundation during construction as viewed from the southeast with the heat hut in the background, view 1
View of the Darwin D. Martin Complex showing the pergola, the conservatory and the Barton House
James F. Foster, Jr. and his sister Mary as children
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction of the main house as of September 1904 with three visitors posed in front of it
99th Street Elementary School viewed from Read Avenue with 99th Street residences at left, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
View of the 99th Street Elementary School looking south with the Love Canal 99th Street residences in the background in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York, May 1982
Darwin D. Martin House Complex construction as of October 16, 1904 showing the foundations and the beginnings of the pergola