A Brief History of Buffalo, NY - The "Queen City" of New York State

[@Andyhoffman98]

Love this account, its cool to see you cover everything from buffalo ny to rome ny and brooklyn ny as well. it is important in my opinion to try and learn the history of your WHOLE state. keep it up!

[@wanakena155]

Adirondacks, could be one or multiple videos. Your productions are impressive, thank you.

[@LocalNYhistory]

Absolutely! Thanks

[@floydblandston108]

The 'Holland Land Co.' spoken of was the same one behind the development of Boonville, Barneveld, Holland Patent, and etc. in central New York. There is a small museum recording them in Batavia, NY.

[@vicnis625]

Are you gonna do a history video on clark mills or westmoreland? If you do dont forget about the dam or the railway

[@LocalNYhistory]

I will add them to my list, thanks

[@danetteallen464]

Don’t forget to make a vid on Oneida/ Oneida limited silverware or the mansion house Love the vids and hope u and your family are safe and ok from the storm

[@danetteallen464]

Rome copper city could be a cool topic too as well as how Rome will bounce back from the storm and rebuild

[@slowe1]

Huge huge fan of your videos, you should do one on Columbia County! Maybe the free area that sat between the manors (with Hudson, etc), and the industry that used to exist there. Its very sleepy now but it was quite bustling place 100-250 years ago.

[@slowe1]

There was little wars fought near the border of Massachusetts - a little invasion by a Massachusetts landowner, with a skirmish in Ancram. The guy later reprimanded by the state government. Ingersoll I am pretty sure was his name.

[@slowe1]

Copake Iron Works, etc

[@blakester1021]

You should do a video on rfa

[@slimsadie89]

Geneva and Watkins Glen!

[@tomchesley2604]

Go Bills!

[@alanstrong55]

Oh the ERIE was a rising and the tank was getting low and I'd scarcely think that we'd get a drink til we we get to Buffalo o o til we get to Buffalo

[@tomchesley2604]

Time to go to the other side of the state and do Whitehall.

[@joecurry382]

I thought is was called Ruffalo do to the burning

[@paul4utica]

I read where the name came from an early Christian jesuit priest who's last name was Busti. Because it was anglicized to Buffalo.

[@karliann1]

Busti is a street in Buffalo too!!!

[@joecurry382]

Wouldn't Suffolk county be bigger then Buffalo and pre 1898 Brooklyn would be