Mark Goldman

Goldman, a local hero to some, is largely responsible for the revitalization of Chippewa Street. See the Calumet Building

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City of My Heart: Buffalo, 1967-2020  BOOK NOW AVAILABLE IN LOCAL BOOKSTORES.

• DRAFT VERSION - Chapter 10: Discovering the power of faith, family and friendship  in South Buffalo where, I learned, you are never alone.
  
  
• EXCERPT - Chapter 3: "Into the 'Seventies"
  
  
• EXCERPT - Chapter 3:  "Per Niente: Preserving Buffalo’s Sicilian-American Heritage"
  
  
• EXCERPT - Chapter 3: "Creating the First Tours of Buffalo in 1974"
  
  
• EXCERPT - Chapter 8: "The Last Days of  Offermann Stadium"
  
  
• EXCERPT - Chapter 7: "The 1999 New Convention Center Proposal"

• EXCERPT - Bass Pro: The fight to save the Inner Harbor

• RaChaCha - Mark Goldman Wrote a New Book on Buffalo and This Time, It's Personal

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High Hopes: The Rise and Decline of Buffalo, New York. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1983:   BOOK NOW AVAILABLE IN LOCAL BOOKSTORES.

• Online Google reprint
  
  
• Bishop Timon and Immigrant Catholics in Buffalo
  
  
• Bishop Timon Creates Parochial School System in Buffalo
  
  
• Pan American Exposition: World's Fair as Historical Metaphor
  
  
• The Senecas, Red Jacket, and the Holland Land Company
  
  
• William Wells Brown
  
  
• The Belt Line Railroad and Assumption Parish
  
  
• Michael Pasczek
  
  
• The Johnson Immigration Restriction Law

• German-American History in Buffalo
  

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The Life and Times of John J. Albright   BOOK NOW AVAILABLE IN LOCAL BOOKSTORES.

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Other online essays:

• Buffalo's Historic Neighborhoods: Hamlin Park
  
  
• The destruction of Humboldt Parkway: based on a roundtable interview with people who lived in the neighborhood during the 1950s and ‘60s.
  
  
• First There Was Black Rock
  
  
• Urban Exercises: A Portrait of Little Summer Street  Originally published in Buffalo Spree
  
  
• “Cheap trumpet, lottsa brass:  A day in the life of Joey Giambra”

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Projects:

• Photos by Chuck LaChiusa: Allen Street Hardware Cafe Outdoor Murals
  
  
• Photos by Chuck LaChiusa:  Ferry Street Corridor Project

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