Buffalo Central Terminal

The East Side of Buffalo was once the second largest Polish-American community in the United States. Jefferson Avenue and the intersection of Broadway and Fillmore are the most heavily used commercial districts of the area.

Just in time for Halloween, we're investigating one of the most haunted places in Buffalo..Central Terminal!

Buffalo: The Dyngus Day Capital of the World. Whether you are Polish or not, Dyngus Day is something you look forward to year in and year out. Some of the most popular venues are in South Buffalo, the Hearthstone Manor and the Buffalo Central Terminal.

You may have noticed it. As I drove toward downtown this weekend, I couldn't help but stare at what the heck was up on the Central Terminal -- a car?!

The world's largest Dyngus Day celebration is coming up right here in Buffalo. And if you're wondering what Dyngus Day is, exactly, we're here to help.History Dyngus Day is historically a Polish-American tradition celebrating the end of Lent on the day after Easter. Thi...

If you are anywhere on the East side of Buffalo you are going to see it. The Central Terminal, a staple of Buffalo and the beautiful architecture here, was raved about in the October 2011 National Preservation Conference in Buffalo. But, it is need of repair which to do the minimal work will cost $800,000 to do all the necessary roof work just in the main concorse and that's not all...

It's hard to travel anywhere on Buffalo's East Side and not see it - the giant Art Deco tower of the Central Terminal. Opened just months before the Great Depression began, it handled most of Buffalo's passenger train service at a time when trains were the way to travel long distances. Virtually every soldier from WNY in World War II took a train leaving from the Terminal to basic training, or on

Looking for something to do this Summer? How about a tour of the Buffalo Central Terminal