Family legacy programs in Hamburg, New York

Welcome to the Hamburg Township Historian's Office, your gateway to the rich history and heritage of Hamburg, New York. Conveniently located at 6902 Gowanda State Road, our office serves as a vital resource for residents, researchers, and history enthusiasts alike. As a local government office, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the unique stories and historical events that have shaped our community. Our passionate team works diligently to collect, maintain, and share historical documents, photographs, and artifacts that reflect the vibrant past of Hamburg Township. Whether you are tracing your family roots, conducting academic research, or simply curious about the area’s history, we are here to assist you.

Welcome to Saint John Paul II Catholic Community, a vibrant and welcoming place of worship located at 2052 Lakeview Road, Lake View, New York. Our church serves as a spiritual home for individuals and families seeking to deepen their faith and connect with a supportive community. At Saint John Paul II Catholic Community, we are dedicated to fostering a nurturing environment where everyone is encouraged to grow in their relationship with God and with each other. We offer a range of services, including regular Masses, sacraments, religious education, and various ministry opportunities designed to enrich the spiritual lives of our parishioners.

Welcome to "Tesla Coil Art Sculpture and Tribute," a unique local business located in North Tonawanda, New York, where we celebrate the extraordinary legacy of Nikola Tesla. Our mission is to honor Tesla's groundbreaking contributions to science and technology, particularly his pioneering work in electricity that transformed our world. Situated in a region rich with historical significance, we are part of the Buffalo Niagara Nikola Tesla Council's efforts to pay homage to Tesla's genius. Our site features an awe-inspiring Tesla Coil Art Sculpture, serving as a tribute to the man whose innovations first brought AC electricity from Niagara Falls to North Tonawanda and beyond, igniting the electric age.