314 Oliver Street - Museum Offices - April 2005 Gallery
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| A view of the bookcases donated to the Museum by the NT Football Hall of Fame, with our rapidly growing reference library. The collection of flags on top was donated by Arlene Stock McNair. |
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As you can see, we are outgrowing the bookshelving storage also. The Museum reference library contains books, maps, VHS tapes, CD's, camcorder videos from our oral history program. Several filing cabinets are already dedicated to reference material in file folders. The Town Club of the Tonawndas sign was donated to the Museum by the present owner of the Wurlitzer home, Norm Kobel. |
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| The Museum copier, donated by Bart Rojek, donation facilitated by Honorary Charter Life Member and Advisory Committee member Thomas A. Brick. |
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| A look up the hallway in the Exhibit Hall, Auto Wheel Coaster sleds and surveying equipment display in the rear area. Three display cabinets on the left were donated by the Herschell Carrousel Factory Museum, the wooden one on the right by a bridal store in West Seneca. Transportation to the Museum of these, and other cabinets now in storage because we lack sufficient room in our present quarters, was coordinated by Honorary Charter Life Member John Borycki. |
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| Looking up the hallway in the Exhibit Hall. In the foreground on the right is a 1902 Singer sewing machine which still works. |