Women in the Dark: Female Photographers in the US, 1850-1900

Kathrine Manthorne

Recover the stories of long-overlooked American women who, at a time when women rarely worked outside the home, became commercial photographers and shaped the new, challenging medium.

Joe Josephs 300 Piece Puzzle

Joseph Josephs 1869

We took one of our most whimsical paintings, and turned it into a puzzle to brighten your day!

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!  

Table Top Croquet Set

Now you can play the classic Summer lawn game inside anytime! With this set challenge your family and friends to a lovely game on the dinner table!

Superfan! Lounging Santa Ornament

Everyone needs a break, even Santa! This ornament, of an ornament, will complete any Christmas tree, or give you cheer all year! The painting for this ornament was featured in our Superfan! exhibit, showcasing renowned Buffalo artist, A.J. Fries. The show was inspired by items from The Buffalo History Museum’s Greg D. Tranter Collection of Buffalo Bills Memorabilia.

ICONS Flat Brim Hat

Celebrate the history of Buffalo Sports and still look fly! This limited addition New Era cap, with snapback, is a fantastic addition to any Buffalonian wardrobe.

Superfan! Magnets Whammy Weenie Set

Three whimsical magnets from Superfan!, featuring a lounging Santa, a Whammy Weenie and Jack Kemp Secret Service Pins , will complete any Buffalo Bills fan fridge! These paintings by renowned Buffalo artist, A.J. Fries, are inspired by items from The Buffalo History Museum’s Greg D. Tranter Collection of Buffalo Bills Memorabilia.

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.