Oliver Hotel Restaurant, JA 9641, ad (Tonawanda News 1956).jpg
date: 1956

North Tonawanda Land Co, ad (Tonawanda News, 1894).jpg
date: 1894

Niagara Savings and Loan - This is home loan headquarters, ad (Tonawanda ANews, 1955-08-09).jpg
date: 1955-08-09

Niagara Savings and Loan, logotype.jpg
date: 1956

Niagara Cider and Vinegar Works, illustrated letterhead (1890-01-06).jpg
date: 1890-01-06

Map of Western New York with the Holland Purchase (Holland Land Co. c1825).jpg
date: 1825

Map of Towns of West Geneseo (Archives of the Holland Land Company, 1813).jpg
date: 1813

Map of the West Genesee Lands with Indian territories, map (Archives of the Holland Land Co., 1797).jpg
date: 1797

Map of the Genesee Lands (Archives of the Holland Land Co., 1798).jpg
date: 1798

Map of Genesee with counties, towns and roads (Archives of the Holland Land Co., c1810).jpg
date: 1810

Manufacturers and Traders Temporary Headquarters, North Tonawanda, photo (1965).jpg

Webster Street, photo (Erie Canal Museum, 1920-08-03).jpg
description: Niagara Savings and Loan, White Star Hotel, Scanlon, State National Bank, Sweeney Building.
source: https://cdm16694.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/srr_ecm/id/1874/rec/24 (used)
date: 1920-08-03

Genesee land of Holland Land Co., Mile Reserve, map (1802).jpg
date: 1802

W. G. Palmer, illustrated ad (Tonawanda News, 1921-03-04).jpg
date: 1921-03-04

Bennett Homes, illustrated ad (Tonawanda News, 1921-03-04).jpg
date: 1921-03-04

American Kardex, ad (Tonawanda News, 1921-03-04).jpg
date: 1921-03-04

Home Telephone Building (109 Goundry Street), postcard (1907-11-08).jpg
date: 1907-11-08

Colonel Payne School, postcard (c.1940).jpg
date: 1940

Willie Marshall asks Phillip Morris for clock, letter (1976-11-29).pdf
date: 1976-11-29

Tonawanda Sports Center tickets (buffalosportsmuseum, 1976-02-06).jpg
date: 1976-02-06

Tonawanda Sports Center, illustrated letterhead (1976-11-29).jpg
date: 1976-11-29

Greeg Neeld, photo (2013 Toronto Star article, photo c.1975).jpg
description: https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/hockey-visors-meet-greg-neeld-the-first-hockey-player-to-wear-one/article_d8b2117f-75ff-5fcc-a595-b3e3d2ed08a3.html
date: 1975

Buffalo Norsemen, bumper sticker (1975).jpg
description: And high-res version
date: 1975

Locke property and unlabeled structure, railroad, map (LOC, 1852).jpg
date: 1852

Youth Hoop Shoot, 76-77, NT Elks, patch (c.1977).jpg
date: 1977

North Tonawanda High School, photo (1962).jpg
date: 1962

Builders Hardware Roofing, select catalog pages (Bennett Lumber Co., c1910).jpg
date: 1910

Tonawanda Board and Paper Co., postcard (c1910).jpg
date: 1910

Scene on Ellicott Creek, postcard (c1905).jpg
date: 1905

Birdseye View of the Twin Cities Harbor and Lumber District, postcard (c1910).jpg
date: 1910

Former Friedens church, Vandervoort and Schenck, photo (c1915).jpg
description: Current Ghostlight Theatre. Today's Scalise's Deli at 158 Schenck St.
date: 1915

Niagara comparisons 1893, 1910, 1930.jpg

Travel on the New High Speed Line, no cinders, ad (1920-05-12).png
date: 1920-05-12

Tonawanda Street Corp, line to Gratwick, Board of Railroad Commissioners report (1894).jpg
date: 1894

Four Corner Wrestling Club, program, cover (1950-05-12).jpg
date: 1950-05-12

Four Corner Wrestling Club, program, cover (1950-05-05).jpg
date: 1950-05-05

Four Corner Wrestling Club, program, cover (1950-04-28).jpg
date: 1950-04-28

Four Corner Wrestling Club, program, cover (1950-02-03).jpg
date: 1950-02-03

Zuckmaier Bros, The Store of Dependable Things, logotype (1925-08-17).png

White Steam Laundry, 63-65 Oliver, illustrated ad (Tonawanda News, 1923).jpg
date: 1923

W. G. Palmer, illustrated ad (Tonawanda News, 1921-03-04).jpg
date: 1921-03-04

Ramsay urges early start on NT pool, asks Bitz for plans, article (Tonawanda News, 1946-03-27).jpg
date: 1946-03-27

Summit Park Mall ad, logotype (Tonawanda News, 1985).jpg
date: 1985

Summit Park Mall ad, logotype (Tonawanda News, 1979).jpg
date: 1979

Rainbow Rink - Where Good Skaters Meet, sticker (c1950).jpg
date: 1950

Tonawanda Icetime, illustrated ad (Tonawanda News, 1979-10-19).jpg
date: 1979-10-19

Silo Talk for 1910, Van Slyke and Co., sales pamphlet (1910).jpg
date: 1910

Longs Electric, 106 Webster, ad, logotype (Tonawanda News, 1950).png
date: 1950

New Railroad Bridge, NYC over Tonawanda Creek, article (Tonawanda News, 1903-06-08).jpg
date: 1903-06-08

Charlie Back in Hospital, Goat-Tending Days Over, article (Tonawanda News, 1970-01-24).jpg
description: Gust Floros
date: 1970-01-24

King Construction Company, illustrated ad (Harpers, 1916).jpg
date: 1916

Schenck Street School No.2, postcards (1906, 1907).jpg
date: 1907

Richardson Take the Wheel, ad (1947).jpg
date: 1947

Richardson Pleasure Bound ad (1947).jpg
date: 1947

Richardson Cruisers of Tomorrow ad (1947).jpg
date: 1947

Wurlitzer Amateur Orchestra, ad (Buffalo Express, 1924-09-29).jpg
date: 1924-09-29

1919-05-17 Wurlitzer grounds, insurance map (from Tom Austen).jpg
date: 1919-05-17

Wurlitzer alternate front, photo (THS P-5846, 1912).jpg
date: 1912

Erie Railroad logo, ad (Tonawanda News, 1896-05).jpg
date: 1896-05

Grasping, Gratwick possible Pan-Am site, article (Tonawanda News, 1897).jpg
date: 1897

Grand Island Bridges, postcard (c1940).jpg
date: 1940

Goundry Street, postcard (1909).jpg
date: 1909

NT Car Wash, logotype (1986).jpg
date: 1986

Niagara-Engelhardt Player Piano, photo set.jpg
description: Seen on eBay. From the seller's description: "Niagara Musical Instrument Company North Tonawanda, N.Y. with Peerless Engelhardt plaque directly below the coin slot. This is an A roll piano with mandolin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSiPwR8xJg4."
date: 1910

Murphy's Restaurant counter, photo (c1975).jpg
date: 1975

G.C. Murphy interior, photo (c1975).jpg
date: 1975

Central Station Heating, booklet (American District Steam, 1911).pdf
date: 1911

American District Steam Co. Lockport office, illustration (1911).jpg
date: 1911

American District Steam Co. general office and works, North Tonawanda, illustration (1911).jpg
date: 1911

American District Steam Co., first central station in Lockport, illustration (1911).jpg
date: 1911

Portion of Harbor in Twin Cities, Goose Island, postcard (1910-06-15).jpg
description: The first postcard apparently penned by someone just arriving in Tonawanda in 1910 to study as a veterinarian under the tutelage of a Dr. H. S. Wende. He gives a charming description of his situation to a newphew, in a very legible hand. More about Dr. Wende from 1891's Lumber City: Drs. Wende & Thomson, V. S. — Dr. H. S. Wende was born in Erie county, graduated from the Ontario Veterinary College in 1886 and lo-. cated in Tonawanda where he secured a good run of practice, having an operating table and every convenience for the treatment of accidents or the diseases of horses. This is the largest veterinary hospital in this vicinity. Dr. J. P. Thomson, a Canadian and graduate of the above school, has been associated with Dr. Wende for a j-ear or two past, and is giving good satisfaction.
date: 1910-06-15

Memorial Pool, set of HDR photos (Dennis Reed Jr., 2019-05-12).jpg
date: 2019-05-12

Memorial Pool, aerial photo (c1950).jpg
date: 1950

Living war memorial unveiled, Memorial Pool, article (Tonawanda News, 1947-12-02).jpg
date: 1947-12-02

Kiphuth dedicates Memorial Pool (Tonawanda News, 1947-08-18).jpg
date: 1947-08-18

On Ellicott Creek, postcard (1907-03-05).jpg
date: 1907-03-05

Memorial Pool to open Monday, article (Niagara Gazette, 1948-06-26).jpg
date: 1948-06-26

Memorial Pool rules and regulations, article (Tonawanda News, 1948-07-24).jpg
date: 1948-07-24

Memorial Pool and vision windows, photos (Buffalo News picture page, 1948-06-30).jpg
date: 1948-06-30

Payne's steam saw mill, map (1852).jpg
description: Where the cantilever bridge is today.
date: 1852

Payne Acres - 1908 map overlaying 2019 satellite image.jpg
date: 1908

The Pump Works, article (Tonawanda News, 1893-08-24).jpg
date: 1893-08-24

Buffalo Pumps, ad (Tonawanda News, 1930-02-26).jpg
date: 1930-02-26

Ironton village, map detail (D.G. Beers & Co., 1875).jpg
date: 1875

Ironton Land Company, ad (1894).jpg
date: 1894

Gratwick, Smith and Fryer Lumber Co., promotional booklet (1880).jpg
description: This illustrated booklet details the business of the Gratwick, Smith and Fryer Lumber Company, showing how they were able to be successful by controlling all phases of lumber cutting, transporting and refining for market. Their Tonawanda dock, yards and planing mills would fuel the growth of the village of Gratwick, named for them. SS William Gratwick at Wikipedia.
date: 1880

Tonawanda Chair Factory, J. M. Chapin, ad (Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs, 1880).jpg
date: 1880

Romer and Vielhauer, A. B. Williams, Howes & Evans, ads (Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs, 1880).jpg
date: 1880

Horatio Jones triumphs over witches in Tonawanda Creek (Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase of Western New York, 1849).jpg
date: 1849

Frederick Smith Bridge and Building Timber, ad (Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs, 1880).jpg
date: 1880

Early sketch of Tonawanda, transcription (Pioneer History of the Holland Purchase of Western New York, 1849).jpg
description: Briefly mentions slow start of the area due to flooding problems, and the importance of the state ditches of 1840. Also: exhaustion of local "fine oak," agricultural prospects, and the Cleveland investor. **TONAWANDA.** Previous to the construction of the Canal, there had been, upon the site of Tonawanda village, but a small beginning in the way of farming, and a log tavern which was, in an early day, kept by Garrett Van Slyke, who afterwards moved up the creek. A toll bridge was erected in 1825. In 1823, William Williams, Latham A. Burrows, Samuel Wilkeson, Townsend & Coit, and Albert H. Tracy purchased five or six hundred acres of land, which embraced the site of the village, on the Erie side of the creek. Mr. Williams erected a saw mill upon the dam, in 1825. In 1824, John Sweeny and George Goundry purchased the land which embraces that part of the village which lies on the Niagara side of the creek; Mr. Sweeny erected a saw mill in 1825. The proprietors platted the village soon after their purchases. With many business advantages, connected with lake, river, and canal commerce, the growth of the place was, in early years, seriously affected by the flooding of lands, consequent upon the raising of the water of the Tonawanda and Eleven Mile creeks, to perfect canal navigation. In 1840, the state constructed ditches, the effects of which have been to reclaim drowned lands, improve the health of the place, and give a start to improvements. The agricultural interests of the neighborhood, as in all similar cases, have suffered from the attention of a large portion of the population being diverted to the business of lumbering. That hindrance being gradually obviated, as the fine oak of the region has been exhausted, there are few portions of the Holland Purchase, which, for the last few years, have given more evident signs of improvement and progress, than the neighborhood of Tonawanda. A new impetus has been given to the place within the present year. A company of cap…
date: 1849

Cowper & Gregory, Smith, Fassett & Co., ad (Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs, 1880).jpg
date: 1880

BF Feltons Chair and Bedstead Factory, ad (Tonawanda Herald, 1883-05-17).jpg
date: 1883-05-17

Works of the Buffalo Bolt Company, photo (Greater Buffalo & Niagara frontier, Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, 1914).jpg
date: 1914

Tonawanda Iron and Steel, photos (Greater Buffalo & Niagara frontier, Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, 1914).jpg
date: 1914

Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs (1880).pdf
description: Later part of the book has a ton of great and detailed lumber and other ads.
date: 1880

Description of Village of Tonawanda, partial transcription (Commerce, Manufactures and Resources of Buffalo and Environs, 1880).jpg
description: General progress and development to date. Advantages. Earlier failed attempts to prosper. Lumber feet by year. Accounts of Tonawanda Herald and Index, as well as many lumber concerns such as J. A. Bliss, Vincent & Hittel, Cowper & Gregory, P. W. Scribner, J. H. DeGraff, A. G. Kent, Evans & Sons, Smith, Fassett & co., Gratwick, Smith & Fryer, Tonawanda Chair Factory, etc. Tonawanda Our title, which includes Buffalo as well as its environs, demands that a point so contiguous and so important as Tonawanda, should not be forgotten, or passed over in a work which has for its sole object a thorough delineation of the varied material resources of this community. In keeping with this design much information has been carefully gathered with reference to Tonawanda which the reader will find following this general notice; and we are under the impression that never heretofore, has been published so accurate and detailed a disclosure of those enterprises that contribute to make this point one of the largest lumber markets in the world. Situated on the Niagara River, Tonawanda Creek and on the Erie Canal, intersected by the New York Central & Hudson River Railway and the Erie Railway, its position at the foot of Lake Erie seems so entirely admirable for purposes of Commerce that it becomes rather a matter of surprise that only during the past decade has the town sprung into prominence as the center of a traffic in lumber whose proportions it is difficult to realize. The rapid growth to which we refer, however, is of itself an eloquent commentary upon the extraordinary advantages resulting from a site so fortuitous; more especially so, when it is remembered that during the period alluded to occurred a financial disturbance which for five years exerted a constantly repressive influence upon the industries of the entire nation. In defiance of all such obstacles, and quite regardless apparently of conditions which retarded the prosperity of less favored places, Tonawanda in its popul…
date: 1880

"Hannah and John Johnson Home," transcribed article (Survey of Sites Relating to the Underground Railroad in Niagara region, 1820-1880).pdf
description: From page 192: Hannah and John Johnson Home North of Sweeney Street and State Ditch Lot 10 North Tonawanda, New York Significance: John Johnson, born in Washington, D.C., and Hannah Johnson, born in Albany, lived in North Tonawanda from about 1825 until John’s death sometime before 1870 and Hannah’s death in 1883. They owned about twelve acres of land near the home of John Chadwick. John Johnson may have escaped from slavery on the Underground Railroad and both John and Hannah may have used their home as a safe house for others. After Hannah Johnson’s death, her story lived on—and continues to live on—in local oral traditions as the tale of “Black Hannah.” Description: When she died in 1883, Hannah Johnson, “Black Hannah” lived on the farm of John Chadwick, later known as the Basenberg farm and still later as “Bush’s Woods.” In 1961, a woman who was a young child when Hannah Johnson was alive described this location at the end of a lane leading from Mile Line Road (later Division Street) and the New Road (later Goundry Street). Walking past the built-up areas beyond Division Street in 1961, reported this unnamed informant, “you will go through the ‘rooms that are left, formed by the old tree and brush field boundaries, with breaks as ‘doors’ between each one. Along the southern boudary of the final ‘room’ there will be the magnificent line of elms. You will stand under the elms to hear their unfailing southing ‘Hush, hush, hush’--aand then go on to Black Hannah’s Woods.” (333) In 1965, Alice Hiestand described the location of “Black Hannah’s Woods” as “east of Elmwood Ave., north of Sweeney St., and part of the former Basenberg farm,” “between the woods and the State Ditch in the northeastern corner of the farm (Basenberg) later owned by Ralph Kirsch who cut it into lots and sold them.” E.A. Getman in 1975 described Black Hannah’s Woods as “on Sweeney Street, in the vicinity of Melody Drive South,” “covered with homes now.” (334) Going back to nineteenth sources bri…
date: 2012

Wurlitzer tower, photo (Dennis Reed Jr, 2018).jpg
date: 2018

Your Host salt packets.jpg
date: 1980

Your Host at Mid-City Plaza, illustration (Paul Lachacz).jpg
date: 1980

Wurlitzer tower in disrepair, wide, photo (Jeff Cushing, 1996).jpg
date: 1996

Wurlitzer tower in disrepair, photo (Jeff Cushing, 1996).jpg
date: 1996

Wurlitzer tower, old lettering, photo (c.1990).jpg
date: 1990

Wurlitzer tower, old lettering, photo (Dave Dirt, c.1990).jpg
date: 1990

Wurlitzer plant, North Tonawanda, photo (c.1955).jpg
date: 1955

Wurlitzer organ ad featuring Friedens Church (1923).jpg

Wurlitzer factory, illustration (c1922).jpg
date: 1922

Twin City Dairy, milk bottle tags (c1950).jpg
date: 1950

Twin-Ton Dept Store logotype, ad (Tonawanda News, 1957).png
date: 1957

Twin-Tin Dept Store, logotype (Tonawanda News 1958).jpg
date: 1958

Train depot, Tonawanda, photo postcard (c1890).jpg
date: 1890

Tonawanda Iron and Steel Works, postcard (1910).jpg
date: 1910

Boating on the Creek, Martinsville, postcard (c.1905).jpg
date: 1905

North Tonawanda topographical map (1901).jpg
date: 1901

Meet Your Street - Nash Rd (Tonawanda News).jpg

Meet Your Street - Young (Tonawanda News, 1970-07-10).jpg

Meet Your Street - Wurlitzer Drive (Tonawanda News, 1969-09-13).jpg

Meet Your Street - Webster Street (Tonawanda News, 1969-10-25).jpg

Meet Your Street - Ward (Tonawanda News, 1970-12-04).jpg

Meet Your Street - Walter Avenue in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-11-15).jpg

Meet Your Street - Virginia Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-07-10ish).jpg

Meet Your Street - Vickers (Tonawanda News, 1970-12-01).jpg

Meet Your Street - Tussing Lane in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-04-23).jpg

Meet Your Street - Sutley Court in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-05-02).jpg

Meet Your Street - Simson Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-01-10).jpg

Meet Your Street - Seymour in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-11-06).jpg

Meet Your Street - Schuler (Tonawanda News, 1970-12-17).jpg

Meet Your Street - Schenck Street (Tonawanda News, 1971-02-05).jpg

Meet Your Street - Payne Avenue (Tonawanda News, 1969-05-03).jpg

Meet Your Street - Park Ave in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-11-23).jpg

Meet Your Street - Oliver (Tonawanda News, 1971-03-19).jpg

Meet Your Street - Niagara Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-06-28).jpg

Meet Your Street - Niagara Falls Blvd (Tonawanda News, 1970-10-17).jpg

Meet Your Street - Murray Terrace in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-09-05).jpg

Meet Your Street - Mullen in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-10-24).jpg

Meet Your Street - Milton and Eugene Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-05-31).jpg

Meet Your Street - Mechanic Street (Tonawanda News, 1970-10-10).jpg

Meet Your Street - Luksin Drive in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-09-18).jpg

Meet Your Street - Longs Ave in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-01-05).jpg

Meet Your Street - Lindsay Place, Payne Acres (Tonawanda News, 1971-04-23).jpg

Meet Your Street - Koch Street (Tonawanda News, 1971-01-25).jpg

Meet Your Street - Johnson in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-11-16).jpg

Meet Your Street - Island Street (Tonawanda News, 1969-12-08).jpg

Meet Your Street - Ironton (Tonawanda News, 1970-02-14).jpg

Meet Your Street - Hyland Ave (Tonawanda News, 1971-02-24).jpg

Meet Your Street - Hillcrest Road in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-06-06).jpg

Meet Your Street - Hewitt (Tonawanda News, 1971-05-07).jpg

Meet Your Street - Harriet Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-01-24).jpg

Meet Your Street - Hagen Avenue (Tonawanda News, 1970-08-22).jpg

Meet Your Street - Grant and Lincoln (Tonawanda News, 1970-06-27).jpg

Meet Your Street - Grand (Tonawanda News, 1971-03-25).jpg

Meet Your Street - Gath Terrace in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-10-27).jpg

Meet Your Street - Fletcher Street (Tonawanda News, 1971-01-29).jpg

Meet Your Street - Felton Street (Tonawanda News, 1969-07-05).jpg

Meet Your Street - Fassett (Tonawanda News, 1971-02-10).jpg

Meet Your Street - Erie Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-10-18).jpg

Meet Your Street - Erie Ave (Tonawanda News, 1970-08-28).jpg

Meet Your Street - Elmwood Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-05-10).jpg

Meet Your Street - East Niagara Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-11-29).jpg

Meet Your Street - East Ave in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1971-03-05).jpg

Meet Your Street - Duffy and Sharon Drive in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-08-16).jpg

Meet Your Street - Douglas Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-09-29).jpg

Meet Your Street - Division Street (Tonawanda News, 1969-09-18).jpg

Meet Your Street - Delaware Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-12-18).jpg

Meet Your Street - Court, Rumbold (Tonawanda News, 1971-06-24).jpg

Meet Your Street - Coshway Place in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-09-12).jpg

Meet Your Street - Community Drive (Tonawanda News, 1971-03-12).jpg

Meet Your Street - Clinton Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-05-24).jpg

Meet Your Street - Cedar, Spruce, Pine (Tonawanda News, 1969-10-11).jpg

Meet Your Street - Carney Street in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-03ish).jpg

Meet Your Street - Broughton (Tonawanda News, 1970-12-14).jpg

Meet Your Street - Beyer Drive in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1970-09-26).jpg

Meet Your Street - Belling Place (Tonawanda News, 1971-01-06).jpg

Meet Your Street - Alliger Drive in Tonawanda (Tonawanda News, 1969-09-27).jpg

On Ellicott Creek, postcard (c1910).jpg
date: 1910

General View of Wurlitzer Factories, postcard (c1928).jpg
date: 1928

T-NT game Silver Streaker (Carl Holmberg) on fence, photo (1979-11-16).jpg
date: 1979-11-20

Your Town Meeting - Night Football, article (Tonawanda News, 1980-11-24).jpg
date: 1980-11-24

Whats best about T-NT day, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-17).jpg
date: 1979-11-17

To streak or not to streak, article (Tonawanda News, 1974-03-05).jpg
date: 1974-03-05

Tonawanda keeps Friday T-NT game, article (Tonawanda News, 1980-01-09).jpg
date: 1980-01-09

Streaker triggers mayhem, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-17).jpg
date: 1979-11-17

Streaker incident, article 2 of 2 (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-21, cover missing).jpg
date: 1979-11-21

Streaker arrest backed, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-30).jpg
date: 1979-11-30

Our viewpoint, T-NT streaker incident, opinion piece (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-20).jpg
date: 1979-11-20

NT Youth goes bare-was it worth the dare, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-20).jpg
date: 1979-11-20

NT streaker on fence (1979).jpg
description: From perp's Facebook
date: 1979-11-16

NT stays unbeaten, headline (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-17).jpg
date: 1979-11-17

NT Jacks picture page, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-17).jpg
date: 1979-11-17

Meet the Streaker, Hurtubise tire ad (Tonawanda News, 1974-10-05).jpg
date: 1974-10-05

Lumberjacks win T-NT game, streaker reference, photo article (Tonawanda News, 1981-11-07).pdf
date: 1981-11-07

Inquiring Photog - Should streaker have been arrested, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-23).jpg
date: 1979-11-23

Daly, Murphy in NT on teen drug facility, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-20).jpg
date: 1979-11-20

About town - Streaker etc, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-24).jpg
date: 1979-11-24

183 NT teenagers need drug abuse aid, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-).jpg
date: 1979-11

8 plead guilty in football game melee, NT police grads photo, article (Tonawanda News, 1979-11-19).jpg
date: 1979-11-19

North Tonawanda Post Office, postcard (1942-04-07).jpg
date: 1942-04-07

Tonawanda footballer, photo (c1910).jpg
date: 1910

Tonawanda Dam, looking NE, photo (1916-04-21).jpg
description: Also pictured: Niagara Maid Silk Mills, Sweeney Building
date: 1916-04-21