Tour of 184 Sweeney Street - March 16, 2005
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| The building was a power house and trolley barn. |
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The history connected with this building is phenomenal. Before it was built in 1895, it was the site of a series of shingle mills, the last of which was the J. S. Bliss shingle mill, the second largest producers of wood shingles in the world in the 1890's. |
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| Museum President-Elect Betty Brandon and Don Brandon chat with Mrs. Burgio. |
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| City Historian Dan Bille and Donna Zellner Neal chat with Charles Bell, City Economic Development Coordinator. The people in the City who have become interested in the history of the City's buildings is encouraging. |
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| Clinton Brown, Museum architect, and his associate at left, outside the former home of manufacturing giant Remington Rand with the owner. Clinton Brown has a commitment to the history of Western New York's buildings. |