Take a visual stroll into the Delaware Park through…

I’m a huge nerd when it comes to old buildings and photographs. With remembering the past, sometimes things just look awesome in black in white—including speedboats.

When we came across this video of vintage footage of boat races in Buffalo in…

This past Thursday marked the anniversary of the invention of everyone’s favorite kind of swimwear, the bikini.

According to the

Darien Lake is officially open for business.

The summertime destination, which officially welcomed 2012 guests into the gates Saturday, sank $5 million…

Buffalo Magazine's spring edition features a fashion spread inspired by "Mad Men." Shooting happened inside the Buffalo News building, and Buffalo.com swarmed the set to capture the behind-the-scenes action.

To see the final product, pick up a copy of Buffalo…

With spring upon us and summer around the bend, bold colors and feisty floral prints are taking over accessory tables and bins.

But why wear the same H&M headband or Forever21 barrettes as the rest of the world? Spice up your headgear with a something…

In this 1946 newsreel, the world was introduced to "bowling's electric brain," the automatic pinsetter.

According to the YouTube video description, this particular model, AMF 82-10, was an experimental machine unveiled in a Buffalo warehouse, across the…

I scan Buzzfeed most mornings to see what’s on the virality radar, and I enjoy coming across entries with a Buffalo connection. On Thursday, Buzzfeed user hgrant posted a whole bunch of photos of

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Vintage Buffalo posters

blog by S.J. Velasquez  •  January 20, 2012 @ 10:35am

Buffalo wasn’t always this way—shuttered storefronts, frumpy sports wear and gloomy Main Street.

To see images of Buffalo’s past shows exactly what we could experience in the future. The streets of the Queen City were once bustling, and…