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Against the Grain
Tim Bohen Jr. tells the story of a group of mostly Irish immigrants who toiled in the hulls of grain ships and in other waterfront industries in an area called the First Ward of Buffalo. His book gives readers a bracing look back at the gritty and amazing history of the hardscrabble parts of the city. Learn about the Tidal Wave of 1844, the Fenian Raid, the Great Strike of 1899, the Tewksbury Disaster, and the opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway. $19.95
Albion
With vintage photographs and fascinating detail, the book records
Courthouse Square, early salt roads and quarries, splendid
cobblestone houses, famous resident George Pullman, Rich's
Corners, the Erie Canal passing through town, and much more. $19.99
Alfred and Alfred Station
This book reveals the heritage of a southwestern New York State
community nestled in the hills of Allegany County. With more than
200 pictures, the story honors the early pioneers who in 1807
permanently settled on forested land once inhabited by the Seneca
Nation. $19.99
All About Buffalo
Finally, there's an information-packed kid-friendly guide to the history of a
great American city. All About Buffalo casts a vibrant spotlight on the city's rich history, cultural
diversity and even its economic challenges. $9.95
Along New York's Route 20
Few roads can match Route 20's beauty, history, or contribution to New York's vitality. The story of Route 20 is told through more than 200 vintage postcards showing scenes from the Shaker communities in Columbia County to the Lake Erie Shore. $21.99
Amherst
Follow the breathtaking evolution of a small farming community
into a major economic, educational, and medical hub of western
New York. The book reveals how Amherst's rich soils, rapid falls,
and near-Buffalo location led to the community's great progress
and growth, from just over 4,000 people in 1900 to 115,000 in
2000. $19.99
Around Dansville
Learn about the town's rich and colorful past. In 1881, the first
American Red Cross chapter was founded in Dansville, where Clara
Barton lived for a decade. The town's famous spa drew many
notable Americans, and the first dry cereal and a center for
healthy living were developed here. $19.99
Around Perry
Fertile land, waterpower, energetic residents, and a sea serpent all contributed to the growth of the town and village of Perry. First settled in 1807, the town later took the name of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, the hero of the War of 1812. Perry made headlines in 1855, when a sea serpent was sighted on Silver Lake and people flocked to the area. Christina B. Nolan explores this and other tales in this entry from the Images of America series. $21.99
As I've Seen It
Wide Right, No Goal and Other Buffalo Sports Sagas. Ed Kilgore, the sports anchor at WGRZ Television gives readers an open and honest behind-the-scenes peek into the highs and lows of covering the Buffalo sports scene for nearly 40 years. Clashes with high-profile players and management, history-making games and laugh-out-loud encounters make this book a must-read for local sports fans. $15.95
Aurora Revisited
The town of Aurora was settled in 1804 and soon became a social and commercial center in Western New York. Visitors came to Aurora to get a glimpse of world-famous trotting horses at the Hamlin and Jewett farms and to see the Roycroft community of writers and craftsmen. With more than 200 images spanning over a century, Aurora Revisited pays tribute to the men and women who sacrificed during times of war and chronicles the community's transition into a suburb that cherishes and promotes its historic roots. Robert Lowell Goller extends his reach from town historian to create this entry from the Images of America series. $21.99
Backroad Bicycling in
the Finger Lakes Region
Cyclists can find everything they need to enjoy New York State's
Finger Lakes Region, including clear, mile-by-mile directions;
detailed maps (with cues): and notes on the history and culture.
Travelers can look forward to waterfalls and gorges, wineries and
museums, cities and farms, all connected by an extensive network
of well-maintained roads. $15.95
The Bills Are Due
An Inside Look at the Bills' Greatest Generations. Rob Thompson, through in-depth interviews with the likes of Billy
Shaw, Joe Ferguson, and Fred Smerlas, tells the story of life
within the AFL and NFL franchise Buffalo Bills, especially before
the big endorsement deals when it was even more important to have
an undying love of the game. $20.95
Birding in Central and
Western New York
Where, when and how to find birds in the region. Complete with 32
maps, and tips on photography, audio and video recording. $16.95
Bodyslams in Buffalo
Dan Murphy has written the comprehensive history of Western New
York's pro wrestling legacy. From Msgr. Kelliher's exploits as
the Masked Marvel in 1928 to Ilio DiPaolo's stunning victory over
Gorgeous George in the Aud; from the Honky Tonk Man's incredible
upset of Ricky Steamboat to Rob Van Dam's ECW TV title victory
over Bam Bam Bigelow, Bodyslams in Buffalo tells
the complete history of Buffalo's wrestling tradition. $9.95
Brighter Buffalo
Buffalo has a rich architectural history, but that requires
protection. Knowing what to save is one thing, knowing how to
save it is another. With detailed stories on some of the city's
architectural jewels, author Maria Scrivani brings a fresh
perspective to the architectural history of her hometown. $19.95
Bruce Trail
A unique adventure along the Niagara Escarpment. Follow the ups
and downs of a five-week, 465-mile hike from Niagara Falls up to
the tip of the Bruce Peninsula on Georgian Bay. $16.95
Buffalo (Postcard History Series)
Buffalo's original radial street design, the layout of its parks, and its majestic architecture make the city fascinating and unique. Those qualities were reflected in the early postcards of the day, and a collection of remarkable and striking postcards are captured in this book. $21.99
Buffalo Chips: The Book
The late Tom
Stratton penned more than 100
rib-tickling cartoons. But that's not all. The 144-page book also
includes humorous essays which showcase Stratton's unique brand
of humor. $4.95
Buffalo Cooks with Janice Okun
No one has had a better handle on local kitchen customs than Janice Okun, who served as food editor at The Buffalo News for over 40 years and remains the paper’s principal restaurant reviewer. Okun serves up each of the book’s more than 100 unique recipes with colorful, anecdotal side dishes. $14.95
Buffalo Memories
The collected newspaper columns of George Kunz, spun from his detailed remembrance of life in Western New York over the 20th Century. His vivid stories recall the days when ice came in blocks, milk came in bottles, and everyone looked forward to visiting 998 Broadway and the ice cream parlor. $17.95
Buffalo-Niagara
Connections
The first comprehensive history of the Niagara Frontier to appear
in over half a century, Buffalo-Niagara Connections
examines the effect of the connection between the Great Lakes
with the Atlantic coast, focusing on the geographic factors that
helped Buffalo's rise to the dominant community in the Niagara
region, and what happened when that link was severed. $32.95
Buffalo Niagara's Best
Restaurants
Produced by the Buffalo News, this guide offers profiles of the
region's top restaurants, complete with recommended highlights
from the menu. $6.95
Buffalo Railroads
For a time, Buffalo was considered the second largest railroad hub in the Unites States. It was a boomtown bolstered by an abundance of fresh water, hydropower, and the railroad. The dependable and economical rail lines helped Buffalo prosper, and expand the young nation. $21.99
Buffalo Snow
A beautifully illustrated book, Buffalo Snow
recounts the story of a little girl and her older brother who are
stranded in a blinding whiteout. They seek shelter with
strangers, and learn why Buffalo is called “The City of Good
Neighbors.” $6.95
Buffalo Soul Lifters
This book by Frank
Thomas Croisdale showcases people in
our community who have achieved stunning accomplishments by
believing in themselves and in others. Some tales might be
classified as miracles, while others may be viewed merely as good
deeds. But all will touch your heart and raise your spirits. From
Hunter Kelly and Father Baker, to the young boy who survived a
plunge over Niagara Falls, and the Amherst plastic surgeon who
treks to impoverished countries to help disfigured kids, all the
folks in this book all here to remind us that hope is our
lifeblood. $12.95
Buffalo Treasures
Planning to spend an afternoon in The City of Good Neighbors?
This informative book guides you on a walking tour of 25 major
Buffalo buildings, plus a new driving tour of Frank Lloyd Wright
homes. Authored and photographed by historian Jan Sheridan, Buffalo Treasures is your guide to landmark
buildings and details about their history and architecture. $6.95
Buffalo Visions &
Visions
Buffalo Voices & Visions is a book-length
pastiche of poems, narratives, historical notes, quotes, critical
observations, and "factoids" -- ultimately, in praise
of the City of Buffalo and its environs. This book engages both
historical and contemporary voices, beats and lights, visions,
insinuations, innuendoes and peccadilloes -- involving certain
moments and presences unique to times and spaces in Buffalo. $13.95
Buffalo's Bicycles
In the formative years of the bicycle, Western New York was a
hotbed of not just enthusiasts, but bicycle manufacturing and
racing. Author Carl
F. Burgwardt, who created the Pedaling
History Bicycle Museum in Orchard Park, has distilled the
highlights into this colorful and extensively researched book. $29.95
(hardcover) / $17.95 (softcover)
Buffalo's Brush With the
Arts: from Huck Finn to Murphy Brown
Joe Marren takes readers on a riveting armchair tour behind the
manuscripts and million dollar book deals, highlighting Buffalo's
connection to creative stars, including famous novelists,
songwriters, playwrights and Hollywood producers. $7.95
Buffalo's Historic
Streetcars and Buses
Buffalo has witnessed the evolution of mass transportation
through the decades, from the International Railway Company's
streetcars in 1901 to the formation of the Niagara Frontier
Transit System (NFT) Metro in 1974. And in 1985, streetcars were
brought back, bringing Buffalo full circle. This is a tribute to
the people and equipment that serviced the city for generations. $19.99
Buffalo's Legacy of Power and Might
Buffalo's legacy is impressive. Burned by the British during the War of 1812, it rebuilt itself and became the Erie Canal's western terminus. At its peak, Buffalo was one of America's 10 most populous cities, and hosted the Pan-American Exposition in 1901. Michael F. Rizzo traces the history of some iconic Buffalo neighborhoods in photographs and enlightening text. $16.99
Buffalo's
Waterfront: Images of America
The images depict the period of this city's major economic
strength from the immediate post-Civil War period through the
1950s. Thomas E. Leary and Elizabeth C. Sholes have created a
nostalgic journey into Buffalo's days of yesteryear that will
delight residents and visitors alike. $19.99
Scenes of America version: $9.99
Canal Water & Whiskey
A book that introduces readers to the people of the Erie Canal - warts and all! Author, historian and skilled storyteller Marvin Rapp has collected historical vignettes, tall tales, songs, short stories and other treasures that provide evidence of a world now nearly lost. $25.00 / Book plus spoken word CD $32.00
Carlton and Point Breeze
With 200 unforgettable images, Carlton and Point Breeze
recounts the history of a unique lakefront community that
developed along the shore of Lake Ontario in 1803. At Point
Breeze, Oak Orchard Harbor became a shipbuilding center. Times
change, and today the waterfront's recreational appeal lures
thousands of visitors. $19.99
Chautauqua Institution:
1874-1974
Founded in 1874 as a summer camp for Methodist Sunday school
teachers, the Chautauqua Institution is synonymous with the ideas
of spiritual growth, educational study and intellectual
stimulation. About 200 nostalgic photographs, postcards and maps
create an insightful guide for armchair travelers and seasoned
Chautauquans alike. $19.99
Chicken Wing Wisdom
Western New York Stories of Family, Life and Food Shared
Around the Table. Author Christina M. Abt has penned a
collection of stories about 14 Western New York women and their
wisdom as it relates to food and nourishment. Learn life and
kitchen secrets from 14 amazing women, including the creator of
Buffalo's Original Chicken Wings, the originator of the Subway
low-fat brownie, the Broadway Market's Butter Lamb Lady, a food
research and development scientist and a certified nutritional
counselor. $13.95
Church Tales of the
Niagara Frontier: Legends, History & Architecture
Architectural historian Austin
Fox has compiled memorable stories of
more than 60 sacred sites across Western New York and Southern
Ontario, from magnificent urban cathedrals to quaint village
churches. Church Tales includes 125 vivid photographs
and renderings. The detailed pen-and-ink drawings were created by
respected Buffalo artist Lawrence McIntyre. $14.95
Concord
It's a town that may be best known as the home of legendary
football coach Glenn "Pop" Warner. Other Concord
residents of note: Dr. Ralph Waite, the inventor of Novocain,
noted songwriter Jack Yellen, who wrote the words to "Happy
Days Are Here Again" and lived on a farm in Mortons Corners,
and George Schuster, the man who drove the Thomas Flyer car that
won the race from New York City to Paris by land. $19.99
The Complete History of Parkside
A history of the Frederick Law Olmsted designed neighborhood, from its place in the history of the Seneca Nation, to its role in the War of 1812, to Olmsted's design and the turn of the century building out of the area, and the neighborhood's 20th century evolutions. $14.95
Buffalo, N.Y.: Cool Stuff Every Kid Should Know
A breezy and illuminating history of Buffalo, packed with fun facts young readers will retain and enjoy. The second part of the book includes more great information about New York State lakes, mountains, monuments and museums. $9.99
Crystal Beach Park: A Century Of Screams
Explore the evolution of this magical place, Crystal Beach, from its modest
beginning as a picnic grove in 1890 to a major amusement park through its 1989 demise.
Author William E. Kae has gathered together more than 300 vintage photographs, and original blueprints of the park's best-known attractions, including the Comet. $25.00
Crystal Beach: The Good
Old Days
The American dream came true on the pristine beaches of Canada,
says author Erno Rossi. It came to life in a magical place called Crystal
Beach. Relive the glory days of the lakeside amusement park that
captured the imaginations of generations of Western New Yorkers. $24.95
Crystal Beach Amusement
Park: Then and Now
After researching his book on Crystal Beach, author Erno Rossi turned his attention to telling the visual story of
this bygone theme park. Enjoy 55 minutes of memories of the
now-closed amusement park, including a ride on the fabled roller
coaster, the Comet. $24.95
Daring Niagara
What is it about Niagara Falls that inspires the brave and
foolhardy? Foremost Falls historian Paul Gromosiak chronicles the many ways in which man and woman have
tempted fate, and gambled their lives in the rushing waters of
the mighty Niagara. Learn about Annie Taylor, the first to go
over the Falls in a barrel, but certainly not the last. $6.95
The Deacon's Son
If there ever was a modern day Tom Sawyer and Huck Finn, it would
most certainly be Bill and Hairyless. Author Phoebe Hall introduces a cast of memorable characters which shed
light on what it was like to be a Western New York teenager back
in the 1950's. 152 pages. $9.95
Don't Bother Knockin'
... This Town's A Rockin'
This book chronicles the events that led to the development of
the Buffalo style of traditional rhythm and blues. Seen through
the eyes of musicians and writers Patti Meyer Lee and Gary Lee,
this is the story of how "The Buffalo Sound"
originated. $19.95
Eden
From its inception, Eden has been a beautiful place to call home. For
generations, the fertile soils of Eden have yielded outstanding fresh
produce. Before the days of easy travel between places, Eden had thriving retail,
commercial, and industrial areas. One business still produces that
unique musical instrument, the kazoo, and thanks to inventors from
Eden, tractors ride more comfortably and train travel is safer. $21.99
Erie Canal: Images of
America series
It was the engineering marvel that unleashed the growth of the
young nation that was the United States. This book takes you on a
ride through the heyday of the old Erie Canal. You can view
images of mule-drawn boats wending their way through scenic
countryside, and marvel at the engineering of the bridges,
aqueducts, and locks that helped the canal open the nation for
business. $19.99
The Erie Canal: The Ditch
that Opened a Nation
Author Dan Murphy guides the reader through the struggles to carve the
canal out of a stubborn landscape. Learn how one of the
technological marvels of its age was built without the assistance
of a single professional engineer, and how its impact shaped the
Niagara Frontier. $9.95
Evans and Angola
People gravitated to Evans and Angola, drawn by the railroad and
the miles of Lake Erie shoreline. It has been home to summer
camps and summer homes for the wealthiest families in the city of
Buffalo. It's home to Graycliff, the summer home of Darwin
Martin, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Cheryl Delano sifts through the archives of the Town of Evans
Historical Society to create this installment of the Images of
America series. $21.99
An Explorer's Guide:
Western New York
This 655-page book is perhaps the most comprehensive guide ever
published to the region's vast cultural, historic and natural
attractions. Author Christine A. Smyczynski
includes evaluations of inns, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds and
eating establishments. $21.95 (second edition)
Exploring Niagara: The
Complete Guide to Niagara Falls and Vicinity
Illustrated with 77 spectacular color photographs, this
comprehensive guide treats readers to an up-close and personal
view of more than 50 fascinating sites on both sides of the
border. Authors Hans
and Allyson Tammemagi suggest tours
within a half hour's drive from Niagara Falls. $14.25
The Father Baker Code
Historian John
Koerner explores new information on
fourteen miraculous tales, twelve never before published, all
attributed to the intercession of Father Nelson Baker. $13.95
The First Book of
Attorney Abuse and Bench Bashing
Buffalo attorney Howard
L. Meyer has penned dozens of
irreverent essays, collected here in a biting and funny volume.
Illustrated by David
Mahoney. $9.95
The Four Seasons of
Letchworth
Renowned photographer and author David Lawrence Reade celebrates the year-round splendor of this gorgeous
state park with his stunning images and reverent prose. This
lavish book contains more than 100 full-color photographs
(including numerous two-page spreads) along with a perfect blend
of personal stories, insights and glimpses into the history of
the park. $24.95
Frank Lloyd Wright In Buffalo and Western
New York
Western New York is home to one of the world’s largest and most
diverse collections of structures designed by Frank Lloyd Wright,
America’s most famous architect. Now author Jan Sheridan
takes a closer look at his enduring legacy through prominent sites,
including the Darwin D. Martin House Complex, Graycliff Estate
and the Larkin Administration Building. $12.95
Frank Lloyd Wright's
Darwin D. Martin House: Rescue of a Landmark
After being out of print for years, the book is back in an
updated second edition. This is the story of the rise and fall,
and eventual re-birth of a national treasure. As told by art
historian Marjorie
Quinlan, read how a glowing example of
a Wright home was abandoned and allowed to fall into decay, only
to be rescued by the patient and determined efforts of the
Tauriellos. $13.95
From the Mouth Of the Lower Niagara River
Four teams of authors in two countries worked together to create a book honoring two hundred years of peace along their shared international border. These Americans and Canadians shared a passion for the rich history of Lewiston, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Queenston and Youngstown. $19.95
Game Night in Buffalo
Sal Maiorana brings back to life the events that have shaped local
fandom and defined the parameters of barroom rants for
generations to come. This journey includes: Scott Norwood and
Wide Right, Brett Hull and the No Goal controversy, St.
Bonaventure's run to the 1970 Final Four, and the return of
baseball to Buffalo in 1979. $12.95
Geneva 1940-1970
Like many American towns, Geneva changed dramatically in the
mid-20th century. Geneva: 1940-1970 examines
events that influenced the city, among them the influx of sailors
and workers at the nearby Sampson Naval Training Station. $19.99
A Ghosthunter's
Journal
Tales of the Supernatural and the Strange in Upstate New
York. It stands to reason that if your stock in trade is the
unexplained, occasionally you find something that you simply
can't explain. Mason
Winfield found that while doing the
research for Shadows
of the Western Door, he came across
tales that needed to be told. Caution: be careful what you hunt
for. $12.95
Ghosts of 1812
Mason Winfield has combined his long fascination with Western New York
history, with his interest in the paranormal, to create this
unique look at the War of 1812. The conflict raged throughout the
region, and some of the turning points of the war -- and the
spirits they left behind -- are right here in our own backyard. $15.95
Goat Island: Niagara's
Scenic Retreat
Learn the remarkable history of the piece of land that separates
the American and Canadian Falls. Author Paul Gromosiak researches the wild and untamed beauty of an island
that stands bravely in the middle of the world's most famous
torrent of cascading water. $9.95
Great Lake Effects:
Buffalo Beyond Winter and Wings
This 176-page hardcover book is brimming with taste-tempting
recipes compiled by the Junior League of Buffalo. The 145 recipes
are divided into four user-friendly chapters: Bountiful
Beginnings, Sweet and Savory Sides, Eclectic Entrees and
Delectable Desserts. This cookbook is illustrated with beautiful
watercolors by nationally recognized artist Margaret M. Martin, AWS. $19.95
Hamburg 1910-1970
A revealing look at how a community evolved during two world
wars, and as the popularity of the automobile altered lifestyles.
Using more than 200 archival photographs, author John R. Edson
has penned a work that includes memorable stories from the past,
lively tales that have shaped Hamburg's character. $19.99
Haunted Places of
Western New York
A haunted history tour of the region's mansions, inns, churches,
battlefields, and more. Make a vision quest of your own to
ancient holy places, with your guide, Mason Winfield, the founder of the Buffalo and East Aurora ghost
walks. $14.95
Hometown Heroes: Western
New Yorkers in Desert Storm
More than one hundred people were interviewed, and their
experiences were woven together into one region's story during
Desert Storm. Co-authors Brian Meyer and Tom Connolly tell a story, not about war, but about the people whose
lives were changed by it. $5.95
Hometown Tales: Beyond
The Awning
Hometown Tales Beyond the Awning is a delightful jaunt down
memory lane. Ed
Vidler's pithy anecdotes recall times
when East Aurora's snow-clogged sidewalks were cleared by
horsedrawn plows. $9.95
Irv! Buffalo's Anchorman
The Irv, Rick & Tom Story -- The story of a TV anchorman so universally loved in Western New York that only one name is necessary... Irv. From the 1950s through the 1990s, Irv Weinstein informed and entertained generations of Buffalonians with his unmistakable style of writing and delivering the news. Together with Rick Azar and Tom Jolls, Irv was a part of the longest running anchor team in history, and their story is the story of Buffalo over the last half century. Written by veteran Buffalo broadcaster Steve Cichon, "Irv!" vividly chronicles an unforgettable chapter in Western New York history. $13.95
Joe's Story
One of Western New York's most shocking murder cases is re-told,
in a celebration of the life of Father Joe Bissonette, an
advocate for non-violence who died violently, at the hands of two
men who robbed the rectory. Ray Bissonette recounts his
brother's life, the famous murder of two inner-city priests, and
his attempt at understanding the savage crime -- by meeting with
the killers. $15.95
John D. Larkin: A
Business Pioneer
The story of a teen who went from selling soap door-to-door, to
creating one of the largest mail order companies in the United
States. Grandson Dan
Larkin uses his unparalleled access to
tell the history of the Larkin Company, rich with stories of
brilliant foresight and fortunate timing. The headquarters
designed for them by Frank Lloyd Wright was considered the
forerunner of the modern office building. $19.95
Kiddie Parks of the
Adirondacks
The birthplace of America's kiddie parks is in New York State's
Adirondack Mountains. This detailed and heartfelt book recalls
family amusement parks such as Santa's Workshop and the Land of
Make Believe, with more than 180 photographs. $19.99
Kids First: A First Aid
Guide For Kids
Children aged 5 to 10 now have an educational way to learn the
basics about first aid. It provides basic information on dealing
with cuts and scrapes, burns, choking, something in the eye,
nosebleeds, burning clothing, and breaks and sprains. The book
was co-authored by Beth Kent-Astrella, R.N. and Angie Leonard, R.N., and illustrated by Carol Kent Williams. $4.50
Knox Farm State Park
A stone wall along Seneca Street in East Aurora, New York, welcomes visitors to Knox Farm State Park with its charming buildings, woodlands and open fields. The farmland was purchased by Seymour H. Knox, an entrepreneur who prospered in the five-and-dime store industry with his cousin F.W. Woolworth. Knox expanded his business interests to include raising horses and developing a self-sustaining farm which later would be designated a state park. $21.99
Lackawanna
Once known as Limestone Hill, Lackawanna derived its name from the steel company that had moved into the town. An industrial future would burn brightly for several decades, and charitable institutions begun by the Roman Catholic Church prospered under the guidance of a humble man known as "the Padre of the Poor," Rev. Nelson H. Baker. A city evolved to make a home for the tremendous workforce composed of various nationalities, ethnic groups, races, and creeds, all striving for the American Dream. $21.99
Lewiston
The Niagara County town of Lewiston holds a wealth of history and
legends. It echoes the excitement of trade and traffic along the
portage and the whispers from cellars of the Underground
Railroad. Stunning images from several archives are woven
together in great detail by Suzanne Simon Dietz, who grew
up in the village in the 1950's. $19.99
Lockport: Historic
Jewel of the Erie Canal
A first-of-a-kind look at a community that played a vital role in
U.S. history. Here, the Erie Canal climbed the Niagara Falls
escarpment and opened up the Great Lakes to East Coast commerce.
More than 250 vintage photos, nostalgic ads and other images help
to tell the tale of a city that was at the forefront of
technological innovation. $24.99
Lockport Boy
... a memoir of a magical time and place. Frank Bredell looks back on a childhood growing up in Lockport, New
York, in the 1930's and 40's. $12.00
Love Canal
The words "Love Canal" now evoke memories of an environmental disaster. But the Niagara Falls neighborhood was created in 1894 as a model city. Archival photographs tell the story how the power canal was used in the 40's and 50's as a dumping ground by Hooker Electrochemical Company. The industrial chemical waste was a toxic brew of dangerous chemicals that were hazardous to life, health, and property. $21.99
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