Millionaire's Row Tour
Sunday 3rd Aug, 2014 → Sunday 2nd Nov, 2014
Buffalo was incorporated as a city in 1832. At that time, North Street was the northern boundary and was called Guideboard Road and led to the Black Rock ferry.
In 1868, Buffalo was extended to Ferry Street and the farmland began to give way to development. The development of the area corresponds with a great rise in fortunes in Buffalo in commercial banking and industrial trades – Delaware Avenue was perfectly situated removed from the congestion of downtown but with a direct connection to business. Delaware Avenue became the most prestigious street in the city around the turn of the century and thus most of the larger residences that were built in the city are on this street.
The Delaware Avenue National Historic District includes all the properties on the west side of Millionaires' Row. It is also one of the city's preservation districts.
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