Richmond Neighborhood Community Association

Links to other sites

Forever Elmwood - Home Page A non-profit organization committed to preserving and promoting the Elmwood Village.

Upper West Arts Center An insight into the plans and ongoing renovations of our area's future arts facility.

Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy Website  The Buffalo Olmsted Parks Conservancy is dedicated to the preservation, restoration and enhancement of urban parkland.

Kleinhans Community Association Block Club Community based block club and advocacy group for the Kleinhans surrounding area.

City of Buffalo Home Page -- City of Buffalo Includes the links to departments at City Hall

Pan American Exposition Buffalo 1901  See information about the Pan American Exposition and ongoing events of the centennial celebration.

Olmsted in Buffalo: Olmsted Parks in Buffalo, New York S. M. Broderick's web site which contains a collection of information (including Photos) about our park system.

Buffalo as an Architectural Museum If your interested in Buffalo Architecture, this is the website! A wealth of information that is indexed by address, architect and building name.

Buffalo Public Schools District information along with news, school calendar, etc...

Panoramic Maps Collection Find maps from the 1900s and earlier. Most interesting are maps of the Buffalo area streets and important structures of that time.

New York State A useful site for contacting state agencies. You can renew motor vehicle registrations on line and download many needed forms.

Buffalo.com - Everything Buffalo! Links to many useful web pages in Western NY.

West Side Neighborhood housing Services is a private non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of Buffalo's West Side Neighborhoods as well as providing safe and affordable housing for low to moderate income families.

GardenWalk Buffalo - Home Buffalo's leading summer event

Buffalo: Architecture in the American Forgotten Land  Link to the publisher of the new book by architect David A. Steele. The book is a photographic document of Buffalo architecture. It is 160 pages long  available in both hard cover and soft cover versions, with over 140 rich black and white images (16 images pertain to Richmond Avenue), depicting Buffalo's great wealth of architecture.