The Central Terminal is the perfect place for a car show. With the backdrop of the Terminal building, and plenty of room to ...

A Terminal relocation plan would be beneficial in the Broadway-Fillmore neighborhood: Land freed up by the relocation plan could support a Buffalo Bills’ stadium, including its parking requirements ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The plans to revitalize a historic Buffalo landmark is moving on to the next phase. Officials were on hand to announce a new developer to advance the reuse of the historic ...

The Buffalo Central Terminal Corporation is leading the way to revitalize this iconic building. Past attempts have failed and now, after sitting dormant for years, a 10-year $300 million project ...

Awaiting redevelopment, Central Terminal in Buffalo was once large enough to accommodate over 3,200 passengers every hour and 1500 employees back in its heyday. Menu Search. Log in Subscribe.

Feb. 17—While Niagara Falls awaits a city council decision on a proposal to designate the "Turtle" building as a local landmark, preservationists in the City of Buffalo are celebrating a step ...

Workers finished construction on the Buffalo Central Terminal in 1929. As luck would have it, the stock market would crash two months after the grand opening. The station was built to handle more ...

Debris fire near Central Terminal ruled arson The announcement comes a day after fire officials described the cause of the blaze at H&R Construction Equipment Parts, 20 Milburn St., as… ...

Construction has now begun on the revitalization of Buffalo's Central Terminal. This phase of the construction will focus safety and stabilization of the building, as well as maintaining safe ...

Buffalo, N.Y. (WBEN) - Momentum at the Buffalo Central Terminal continues with the announcement of critical next steps on Wednesday to further advance the reuse of the East Buffalo landmark.

Buffalo Central Terminal: the huge ghost station in the heart of a city coming back to life. A railway station twice as big as Melbourne’s Flinders Street Station sits abandoned with the lights off.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation says it's ready begin the next phase of work to save and redevelop one of Buffalo's most beloved buildings. After spending $5 million ...