Historical Association of Lewiston

469 Plain Street
Lewiston, NY 14092
Phone: (716) 754-4214
Contact:
Tom Collister - [email protected]
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Historical Association of Lewiston

About

The Historical Association of Lewiston thrives to preserve and promote Lewison’s prolific heritage, illustrate Lewiston’s chronology, and to compile, preserve, and showcase the vast history of Lewiston while also operating and maintaining the historic Lewiston Museum. The Historical Association of Lewiston was formed in 1972 in order to operate and maintain a museum.

Historical Association of Lewiston is a member of the Western New York Library Resources Council.

Collections

A black and white image of the Frontier House in Lewiston. The building is three stories tall with a large front porch and tall chimneys at both ends of the building.

This collection covers the Frontier House and its intricate history.

Two men stand on giant piles of ice from an ice jam. A small wooden building is on the right side of the image.

A vast collection of different newspapers, photos, and postcards showing the effects and impacts of the different ice jams that have occurred on the Lewiston Waterfront.

New York Heritage Logo in Greyscale

Pictures and Newspaper articles showing and discussing the bridges of Lewiston