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8226-39: aerial view of farmland, residential streets, and intersecting roads with fields spreading outward
James Dunn, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
Martin & Company Stock Figures Room
ROTC members assembled on campus
Darwin D. Martin House exterior showing front entrance
Richard Dunbar, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
8226-83: aerial view of farmland with a large rail yard, intersecting tracks, scattered fields, and a winding river in the lower left.
Aerial view of University of Buffalo campus, circa 1955
8226-46: aerial photograph depicting a landscape with fields, roads, a meandering river, residential areas with houses and streets, and an industrial complex in the top left corner.
UB tennis player Bob Brancato delivers a booming serve, 1963-1964 season
Gerald Wilbur, UB Football team player, 1963-1964 season
UB Track and field team member at the javelin throw, 1960-1961 season
8226-307: aerial view of farmland with intersecting roads, scattered houses, wooded areas, and a winding creek.
8226-152: aerial view of a dense city grid with houses, diagonal avenues, a circular traffic circle, a sports field, and two rectangular reservoirs.
Home of John P. Jordan, 1 Middlesex Road, Nye Park Section.
8226-305: aerial view of farmland intersected by a large rail yard, roads, and a winding river.
Mike Kissel, UB Tennis team player (number 7), takes a practice shot, 1953-1954 season
8226-188: aerial photograph of a bridge crossing a river with industrial areas and dense residential neighborhoods on the shoreline.
8226-249: Main Street, E of UB South Campus-Williamsville: aerial view of a town with a mix of residential grid, open land, and a winding river bordered by farmland.
8226-366: Cheektowaga (Buffalo International Airport site) and surrounding area (Ellicott Creek, Williamsville): aerial view of farmland, intersecting roads, a rail line, and a winding river.
8226-301: aerial view of farmland divided into rectangular fields, intersected by roads, wooded patches, and a nearby rail yard.
Western Reserve back is halted by UB Varsity Football team defense, 1958-1959 season
8226-84: aerial view of farmland with winding rivers, scattered houses, and a large rail yard in the lower left.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904
8226-365: Cheektowaga (Buffalo International Airport site) and surrounding area (Ellicott Creek, Williamsville): aerial view of farmland with intersecting roads, rail lines, and scattered tree clusters.
Martin Complex construction, Oct. 30, 1904: pergola
8226-136: aerial view of a dense city grid with a circular park and water feature, intersecting rail line, and surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 44, circa June 1927
8226-124: aerial view of farmland with rail lines, intersecting roads, scattered houses, and a winding river.
8226-5: aerial view of farmland with intersecting rail lines, a curving river on the left, and a rail yard turntable in the lower right.
American architect Louise Blanchard Bethune playing tug-of-war with her pet dog Max in 1910
8226-257: aerial view of mixed urban and open land with residential areas, a golf course, and developing roads.
8226-326: aerial view of farmland intersected by winding roads, a river, small wooded areas, and scattered houses.
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 50, circa June 1927
Walk on Rugs, Business of David Coplon.
Bridge in the mountains
8226-166: aerial view of farmland with a central road, railroad line, creek, and scattered houses.
Portrait of 'Doto', 'Father' and another unidentified lady
Martin House porte-cochere
Nick Capuana, UB Football team player, displays his form, 1963-1964 season
Theodosia Stickney European Travel Photograph Album, page 41, circa June 1927
Acetylene Building
8226-94: aerial view of a large rail yard with multiple tracks, a roundhouse, industrial facilities, and adjacent residential neighborhoods.
8226-299: aerial view of farmland divided into rectangular fields with intersecting roads, scattered houses, and a winding river along the left side.
UB and Cortland hurdlers in position awaiting the starter's gun, 1962-1963 season
Darwin D. Martin House exterior showing front entrance
Darwin M. Foster ice skating on a pond, view 1
8226-331: Cheektowaga (Buffalo Crushed Stone site): aerial view of farmland intersected by multiple rail lines, roads, and a winding river.
James F. Foster, Jr. dressed in an overcoat and hat
Darwin D. Martin House exterior showing front entrance
8226-12: aerial view of a densely built residential neighborhood with a grid of streets, a roundabout intersection, and a canal running along the lower right side.
Muriel Orr-Ewing Travel Photograph Album, Page 11, August 11, 1952
View through a chain-link fence of the partially demolished 99th Street School in the Love Canal neighborhood, Niagara Falls, New York
8226-341: Cheektowaga (Buffalo Crushed Stone site): aerial view of farmland intersected by straight roads, rail lines, and a winding creek.
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.
Pan-American Exposition of 1901
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.
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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)
Michigan Avenue YMCA, undated
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.
Welcome Back Barbecue, 2002
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