Michigan Street Baptist Church
511 Michigan Avenue (between Broadway and William), Buffalo, N.Y.

Founded:	28 May, 1837
Building erected:	1845-1849 See also: Highlights of Buffalo History, 1849
Builder	Samuel H. Davis

Left: J. Edward Nash House ... Michigan Street Baptist Church ... Colored Musicians Club	Left: Jesse Nash House ... Michigan Street Baptist Church ... Building saved from demolition in 2002	Nineteenth Century photo
		Compound arch	Dentils above rounded window
	Site of an Underground Railroad Station		J. Edward Nash House
Note two historic markers. Left: Mary Talbert, Underground Railroad Station	Mary Talbert	Mary Talbert marker

Other possible underground railroad sites in Western New York: Dr. Harry Fosdick Home, Buffalo First Shiloh Baptist Church, Buffalo Methodist Episcopal Church, Buffalo Morris-Butler House, Buffalo (1837-1927) Durham Memorial AME Zion Church Clinton Hall Eagle House, Williamsville First Presbyterian Church, Lewiston, NY Asa Warren house (c. 1820) Eden, NY Obadiah Baker House, Orchard Park, NY Presbyterian Church, Lockport Union Meeting House, Collins Center, Erie County Moss House (Lockport YWCA) Hull-Peterson House, Lancaster Griffins Mills Presbyterian Church, East Aurora Seldon Ely Farm, Cheektowaga Tryonís Folly, Lewiston, Niagara County Martha Root House, Pekin - from a research paper by Amy Sobierajski, Dept. of Anthropology, Syracuse University

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