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The Buffalo News am 2017-06-13 15:35
Torn-Down Tuesday: The Old First Ward's Harbor Inn
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- Torn-Down Tuesday: Looking South on Main from Huron, 1950The Buffalo News
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- Torn-Down Tuesday: The burning of Buffalo in 1813 and Job HoisingtonThe Buffalo News
- Torn-down Tuesday: Deco Refreshment Stands, 1924The Buffalo News
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Ein Text zu Carl Paladino, Charlotte Salkey, Patrick Kane, Jerry M. Malloy und zu Julie Malloy und ebenfalls ’s Ellicott Development Co, Buffalo River und auch zu Boarding House, aber auch Williamsville, Great Lakes, Ireland, The Harbor, Chicago, Ohio, Harbor Inn und zu First Ward, erschienen bei The Buffalo News.