Perspective on Prospect: Preservation in the Historic West Village

By Dana Saylor-Furman - October 15, 2011

After moving onto Prospect Avenue, Dana Saylor-Furman became fascinated by the history of her home and neighborhood. Her research reveals the subtle transformation of one of Buffalo’s oldest residential areas.

The full content is available in the Fall 2011 Issue.

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Perspective on Prospect: Preservation in the Historic West Village