Relics: The History of the Buffalo Bills in Objects and Memorabilia

Jeffrey J. Miller and Greg D. Tranter

"Greg Tranter and Jeff Miller have written a book that takes us on an interesting stroll down memory lane. . . Game balls, playbooks, megaphones and even a box of Cornflakes are a few of the relics they use to boost our imagination and bring these true stories to life. Collectors of memorabilia, and people that like to hear first-hand accounts of what it was like during the early years of the Buffalo Bills will find this book fascinating. " -  Jeff Nixon, Buffalo Bills safety (1979-1984) This is a hardcover book

Central Park Buffalo, New York: A Neighborhood of History and Tradition

Discover the architecture, and history of one of Buffalo's most stunning neighborhoods!

Lucky to Live in New York

Kate B. Jerome

A fun activity book that you turn into a time capsule! Fun for the whole family to make, and look back on in a few years!  

Makers, Moments & Memorabilia

Greg D. Tranter

This book, a product of the collaboration between The Buffalo History Museum and Western New York Heritage and authored by Greg Tranter, features the stories of Buffalo professional sports told through artifacts, photos, and narratives from its earliest beginnings in 1857 to today.

Rainbow City: Celebrating the Light, Color & Architecture of the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo 1901

Kerry S. Grant

Bringing to life the ambitious color and architectural schemes that symbolically depicted and celebrated the progress of civilization, the book also presents rarely seen archival images, including full-color paintings of the Pan American Exposition building by John Ross Key.