Vintage shots from days gone by!

Looks like a 40s Highlander.

 

original locks 1880

 

AWESOME thread

 

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Soldiers in the local National Guard, mostly engineers, leave for WWII service in 1943. The gathering is on Main Street in Norway.

 

Hey yellerspirit are all you pics from New England?Thanks for posting!

 

small pics

 

Mostly Vermont and Maine

 

These damn Motor Homes just keep getting bigger every year!

 

E.R

. Thomas Factory, Buffalo NY



Republic Trucks Showroom, Buffalo


Central Terminal, Buffalo NY

 

Dang, that's alotta bricks

 

Main St Buffalo



Perry Boulevard, looking south toward downtown Buffalo. Bridge abutments at left remain from the Porter Avenue bridge
over the Erie Canal (State Barge Canal). When this portion of the canal was filled in after 1937, it was was renamed Perry
Boulevard. Farther along the roadway toward the city on the left side was the newly-constructed Lakeview Housing Project.
This portion of the canal, up to Porter Avenue, was filled in because of the Project's proximity and the belief that the watered
but unused canal posed a health hazard to residents of the new public housing. (The canal from Porter Avenue north was not
filled in until 1957 when the Thruway was constructed along the canal bed and the name 'Perry Boulevard' disappeared
from history.)

Bethlehem Steel Co. in Lackawanna, now all gone.............

 

Auto club of Buffalo 1920's

 

Main and Exchange Street 1967 and Now

 

Main St Buffalo 1967 and now.

 

The HSBC building now stands here

 

471 Main Street, 1816 - 2005

From 1816 through 1865, the location was occupied by the Phoenix Hotel.


Upon demolition of the Phoenix Hotel, the Tifft House Hotel was constructed. It endured for 28 years with a good reputation.
Here is the News article about the planned demolition of this hostelry.

The new William Hengerer Company store which was constructed in 1903. See a construction site photo here.

The Hengerer building still stands on Main near Lafayette Square (red arrow) although its exterior has been extensively
remodeled over the years. In the late 1980's, after the Hengerer's/Sibley s closed this location in the mid-1980's, the building
was converted into office space and renamed Lafayette ​

 

The Electric Building, Buffalo

 

Bethlehem Steel Co. in Lackawanna, now all gone.............[/QUOTE]

This is a sad commentary on America and our manufacturing industry.
chuck