File:Views of Old-Time Buffalo p29.jpg
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Photo from the Buffalo Express's 1916 booklet "Views of Old-Time Buffalo". Page 29. Caption: "House on Niagara Square, erected by Samuel Wilkeson in the 20s. Continuously occupied by the family until 1914, when the building was demolished." [This is incorrect; the house was actually demolished in 1915.] |
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| Source | Views of Old-Time Buffalo: New Year's Greeting, January 1, 1916, The Express, 1916; scanned by User:Davepape |
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