Graycliff Conservancy News Today

Empire State Development (ESD) announced the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Graycliff Estate will be adding a new visitor center to complement the recently renovated historic home and surrounding property, improving the 8-acre sites visitor experience, and better telling the story of Darwin and Isabelle Martins spectacular summer home on Lake Erie.

FeedMore WNY is getting more than $5 million in cheap electricity from the New York Power Authority for its nearly $95 million expansion project that will create 25 jobs in

A mixed-use development planned for the North Aud Block at Canalside in Buffalo and an expansion of the visitor center by the Graycliff Conservancy will receive a total of $3.5

Louise Bethune was the first woman to found her own architectural firm in 1881, and was the first admitted to a professional architecture group, the Chicago-based Western Association of Architects.

The dream once seemed nearly impossible: reviving the gigantic, moribund Buffalo Central Terminal into any semblance of the bustling hive of activity it enjoyed when the station opened in 1929

The Graycliff Conservancy recently donated 373 items to UB, including some that were already being held there for preservation – a move that makes Wright and the Martin family even

BUFFALO — A major donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy Board of Directors to the University at Buffalo Libraries will add to the university’s already extensive Frank Lloyd

A major donation of historic objects by the Graycliff Conservancy board of directors to the University at Buffalo Libraries will add to the universitys already extensive Frank Lloyd Wright collection, further establishing UB as the most comprehensive source in Western New York for research materials related to the celebrated architect and his creative process.

The Market New York grant program is aimed at strengthening tourism and attracting visitors to New York State by promoting regional destinations, attractions and special events.