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Three days of activities, two locations, and free admission highlight The Buffalo History Museum’s celebration of the 118th anniversary of the Pan-American Exposition from May 17-19. This weekend will showcase the history of the 1901 World’s Fair, which occupied 350 acres of land on the western edge of Buffalo, what is now Delaware Park, extending from Delaware Avenue to Elmwood Avenue and northward to Great Arrow Avenue.
A double-decker bus will provide free shuttle transportation between The Buffalo History Museum (1 Museum Court) and the Resource Center (459 Forest Ave.).
Schedule:
“M&T Third Friday,” May 17
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At the Resource Center:
Saturday, May 18
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Sunday, May 19
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For more information, call the museum at 716-873-9644 or visit www.buffalohistory.org.
About The Buffalo History Museum
The Buffalo History Museum has been one of Western New York's premier historical organizations since 1862. Collections, exhibits and programs tell the stories of the people, events and movements that demonstrate Western New York's essential place in shaping American history.