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Danny Dailey, an Irish Catholic immigrant, settles with his family along the banks of the Buffalo Creek. Shunned by the Protestant settlers in the village of Buffalo, they are befriended by the Seneca Indians dwelling along the creek. Tales from the Chicken Coop is a delightful collection of five short stories and a stage play. No disaster, no conflagration, no apocalypse brought about the end of civilization. Simple, unrelenting greed and self-interest were all it took to cast the world into chaos.
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As the 19th century ended and the 20th began, J. Morgan controlled ten cents of every dollar in the World, and he was trying desperately to get his hands on the other ninety. But this city was chosen by two gods, Athena and Poseidon, god of the seas, earthquakes etc. Poseidon made his case first.
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He banged his powerful trident against the rock and, miraculously, out came the first horse for humans to tame and a spring of water that started flowing. The humans were ecstatic to have fresh water, which meant a plentiful and prosperous life. But one of them tried to drink it and found out …it was sea water!
Books by Timothy M. Shannon
Then the young virgin warrior goddess —a very similar set of qualities to the one the Byzantines gave to Virgin Mary- came forward and planted the very first olive tree that instantly grew up. Boots of Leather, Slippers of Gold: Davis This book traces the evolution of the lesbian community in Buffalo, New York from the mid's up to the early 's.
It's Jim Griffin's story, the way he told it as it unfolded. Against the Grain Tells the story of a group of mostly Irish immigrants who toiled in the hulls of grain ships and in other waterfront industries in an area called the First Ward of Buffalo, NY. Big Russ and Me by Tim Russert In this warm, engagingmemoir, Russert casts a fond look back to the 's Buffalo neighborhood of his youth, and recalls the extraordinary example of his father, a World War II veteran who worked two jobs without complaint for 30 years and taught his children to appreciate the values of self-discipline, respect and loyalty to friend.
This bestseller has been re-issued to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its original publication, with a new preface by his son, Luke. Buffalo Architectural Watercolors by V. Roger Lalli 42 full page watercolor plates of Buffalo's great architecture along with fascinating anecdotes about the buildings and colorful essays on the city's distinguished architectural history.
A Homespun Collection of Inspirational Stories by Frank Thomas Croisdale Showcases people in our community who have achieved stunning accomplishments by believing in themselves and in others. Some may be classified as miracles , others as good deeds.