The Kaisertown neighborhood of Buffalo is centered around the intersection of Clinton and South Ogden Streets, about 4 miles (6 km) east of downtown. Once part of the Buffalo Creek Reservation, by 1838 the Senecas deeded the land to Thomas L. Odgen and subsequently divided and sold to farmers and developers of the neighborhood. The majority of the early farmers in the area were German immigrants, and by the 1890s Poles and Hungarian immigrants joined the community. The neighborhood continues to be a very tight-knit working class community, with several active Catholic Parishes.
All My Buffalo Neighborhood Flickr Albums
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A quiet Monday morning on a holiday weekend, Clinton Street.
IMG_2068 by
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A couple of "telescope houses."
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St. Casmir's R.C. Church dominates one part of the neighborhood
Dome Above by
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Cardinal Wojtyla (later Pope and then St. John Paul II) stayed at St. Casimir's Church in 1976 during his Buffalo visit.
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IMG_2086 by
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IMG_2104 by
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