The Complete History of Parkside: Volume 1 (A Buffalo Scrapbook) - Tapa blanda

A history of the Frederick Law Olmsted designed neighborhood, from its place in the history of the Seneca Nation, to its role in the War of 1812, to Olmsted's design and the turn of the century building out of the area, and the neighborhood's 20th century evolutions. Included are discussions of the area's earliest colorful settlers, Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin Martin House, Delaware Park, The Buffalo Zoo, and the stories and anecdotes of many more struggles, individuals, and institutions that have made Parkside one of Buffalo's premier historic neighborhoods today.

Steve Cichon is a Buffalonian, journalist, author, and historian. Currently the WBEN Radio News Director, Cichon has been a member of the award winning WBEN News team since 2003. From 1993 to 1998, Steve was a producer of news and sports programs on WBEN, including Buffalo Bills Football. He also filled in as the traffic reporter in SkyView 930. The author and publisher of two books, The Complete History of Parkside and Irv! Buffalo's Anchorman, Steve studies, preserves, and shares the pop culture history of Western New York, particularly Buffalo radio and television, as the Editor-In-Chief, Publisher, and founder of www.staffannouncer.com. An in-demand speaker in schools and in the community, Steve is always anxious to share his knowledge of journalism and Buffalo history with anyone willing to tolerate him. He's the winner of over a dozen Associated Press Awards, an Am-Pol Eagle Media Person of the Year, and a member of the Buffalo Business First 40 Under 40 Class of 2010. Proudly born and raised in Western New York, Steve grew up in South Buffalo and Orchard Park, attended Orchard Park High School and SUNY at Buffalo. He lives with his wife Monica (and their SPCA mutt) in Buffalo’s Parkside neighborhood, where they both take an active role in the historic community, and spend plenty of time and effort caring for and maintaining their 100-year-old E.B. Green designed home.