October 2014 – April 2022
Second Level
Inside Tim Russert’s Office: If it’s Sunday, it’s “Meet the Press
Inside Tim Russert’s Office captures the monumental legacy of the late journalist.
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1995 - 2021
Second Level
Neighbors: The People of Erie County
Neighbors shares the stories of the various people of Buffalo and Erie County.
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Lower Level
On The Shoulders Of Giants: Innovation in Stained Glass
Developed by the Stained Glass Association of America Foundation (SGAA Foundation) in collaboration with Judson Studios, this exhibit pays homage to generations of stained-glass artists who have pushed the boundaries of the medium.
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February 17, 2023 to Present
Upper Level
Say Their Names: Honor Their Legacies
The Uncrowned Queens Institute has debuted a new exhibit at The Buffalo History Museum, "Say Their Names: Honor Their Legacies," which shares the stories, wisdom and insights of Buffalo’s community elders. The exhibit features portraits, biographies and video interviews that capture the stories of a group of Buffalo’s senior community builders. Buffalo's Uncrowned Queens Institute works to preserve the histories of African American women and men across the country.
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2001 - 2021
Resource Center, 459 Forest Avenue
Spirit of the City: Imagining the Pan-American Exposition
Spirit of the City captures the various sides of the 1901 Pan American Exposition.
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1962 - 2020
Lower Level
Street of Shops
Street of Shops depicted 19th century Buffalo businesses.
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October 2019 - February 2020
Second Level, Community Gallery
Superfan!
Superfan! combines Buffalo sports, local art, and history in a unique way.
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June to August 2024
Lower Level
The Life and Death of Buffalo’s Great Northern Grain Elevator: 1897-2023
The 17 featured photos in this exhibit, which were either captured by photographer Bruce Jackson or taken from the Museum’s historic imagery, show the Great Northern in its functional youth, its dormant old age, and through its controversial demolition.
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1990 - June 2023
Lower Level
The Train Gallery
Our expansive model Train Gallery captures 1900s replica model trains.
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