Buffalo's Black Rock neighborhood now has its own museum. The grand opening of the Black Rock Historical Society, on Niagara Street near Hamilton, was celebrated Thursday night.
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Among the artifacts on display that Doreen DeBoth, the Historical Society's chairperson, says she is most excited about several journals from the former Pratt and Lambert Paint Company.
"There's a lot in them. There's a lot of information in them. They even had a song book for the employees that's in there, besides photographs. And there's a written history of the plant in there too," sayd DeBoth.
Along with Black Rock, DeBoth says the museum covers the Riverside, Grant-Amherst and West Hertel neighborhoods. She says the Black Rock Historical Society will be open on Saturdays, for the time being.